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- Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2018 19:02:37 +0000
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The Working Group just discussed `Should we move more HTMLElement members to HTMLorSVGElement mixin?`. <details><summary>The full IRC log of that discussion</summary> <BogdanBrinza> topic: Should we move more HTMLElement members to HTMLorSVGElement mixin?<br> <BogdanBrinza> GitHub: https://github.com/w3c/svgwg/issues/395<br> <BogdanBrinza> dstorey: Basic proposal - there are number of methods in HTML that might make sense to add to SVG<br> <BogdanBrinza> dstorey: click is one example, AmeliaBR added GlobalEventHandlers as potential one to add<br> <BogdanBrinza> dstorey: that all browsers but Edge support - so could be easy to add<br> <BogdanBrinza> AmeliaBR: regardless of the syntax would be useful to add to SVG anyway somehow<br> <BogdanBrinza> liam: Might be a good one to consider when we have tests<br> <BogdanBrinza> BogdanBrinza: given that 2+ browsers support this today - seems like capturing the truth, not a functional change<br> <BogdanBrinza> AmeliaBR: for additional features might want to be careful and make sure we have tests that verify no new major features are added as part of the effort<br> <BogdanBrinza> liam: Given that might affect ability to ship SVG 2.0 would like to defer to future<br> <liam> [Liam opposed to adding support for "lang" without i18n review]<br> <AmeliaBR> Proposed Resolution: Add DocumentAndElementEventHandlers mixin to SVGElment or HTMLOrSVGElement mixin if and only if at least two implementations pass tests; defer discussion of rest of the issue<br> <BogdanBrinza> Resolution: Add DocumentAndElementEventHandlers mixin to SVGElment or HTMLOrSVGElement mixin if and only if at least two implementations pass tests; defer discussion of rest of the issue<br> <BogdanBrinza> action: DStorey to add tests as discussed on the meeting just now<br> <trackbot> Created ACTION-3867 - Add tests as discussed on the meeting just now [on David Storey - due 2018-04-02].<br> <liam> [i can go and ask but pretty sure the answer is no, we should link to w3c html not to whatwg w3c. one reason is we need to link to a specirfic dated version in normative docs]<br> </details> -- GitHub Notification of comment by css-meeting-bot Please view or discuss this issue at https://github.com/w3c/svgwg/issues/395#issuecomment-376276153 using your GitHub account
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