ext Ian Hickson wrote: > On Fri, 21 Nov 2008, John Kemp wrote: >> All I was suggesting was that the exact same HTML5 language which is >> being defined in the current HTML5 draft is put into a separate >> document, describing only the actual language. I believe that is what >> Michael has already attempted. >> >> I fail to see how that particular operation affects the possibility to >> achieve well-defined specifications or interoperable implementations. > > Mike's document doesn't contain implementation requirements. I'm not sure > how to extend Mike's pattern to a spec that also includes implementation > requirements. For a simple example, consider <video src="">, whose > implementation definition is deeply integrated with the definition of the > HTMLMediaElement API. How would you separate the two cleanly? Are you saying that if I were to parse an HTML 5 document and find the element <video src=""> ... </video> that the only possible meaningful representation of it is as an HTMLVideoElement? If not, shouldn't Mike's document be free of DOM-specific implementation requirements (which is not to say that they shouldn't exist - in order to properly define the HTMLMediaElement API)? Regards, - johnkReceived on Friday, 21 November 2008 21:43:37 GMT
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