RE: Updated Window draft

This is looking good. Can you change the naming to be consistent with the version I added? I used ED prefix to denote an editors draft followed by the short name and date. I think this one should be called ED-window-20060320
 
That way we can keep a linked history of developments and point to diffs without having to use cvsweb
 
Ian

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From: public-webapi-request@w3.org on behalf of Maciej Stachowiak
Sent: Mon 20/03/2006 03:59
To: Web APIs WG (public)
Subject: Updated Window draft





Hi everyone, I made some changes to the Window draft, folding in some 
of the work by Ian Davis. I also wrote some prose from the "Browsing 
Contexts" section, trying to follow the WHATWG lead on explaining 
this. The new version is here:

http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/~checkout~/2006/webapi/Window/publish/
Window.html

Please let me know if you see any errors in the Browsing Contexts 
section that are not already marked by an Editor's Note. I'll try to 
file ISSUEs for any Editor's Note that includes questions.

My next step will be to fold in the rest of Ian's attribute and 
method descriptions, and then to review and incorporate Anne's text 
for the embedding section.

ChangeLog relative to last version:

2006-03-19  Maciej Stachowiak  <mjs@apple.com>

         * source/Window.xml:
         - fixed a number of grammar and spelling problems I found while
         writing tests.

         * publish/Window.html: regenerated

2006-03-19  Maciej Stachowiak  <mjs@apple.com>

         * source/Window.xml:
         - added Ian Davis as editor
         - added current and latest links
         - folded in Ian's attribute descriptions for basic 
attributes of the Window object
         - added prose for the Browsing Contexts section, influenced 
by Web Apps 1.0 draft
         - tweaked Ian's descriptions to be stated as conformance 
requirements
         - removed some no longer needed comments
         - started moving to model with a single Window interface 
described in multiple sections
         - added description of basic DocumentWindow interface
         - fixed some types and source formattig issues
         - added acknowledgement for Ian Hickson

         * publish/Window.html: regenerated
 
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