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The Working Group just discussed `form feeds and carriage returns`, and agreed to the following: * `RESOLVED: revert the previous lone cr resolution, and treat it as any control character` <details><summary>The full IRC log of that discussion</summary> <fantasai> topic: form feeds and carriage returns<br> <fantasai> github: https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/855<br> <frremy> florian: In Berlin, we made two conflicting resolutions without noticing<br> <frremy> florian: frremy noticed after, and raised that<br> <frremy> florian: one is that we should render control characters<br> <frremy> florian: two is that cr should not be rendered<br> <frremy> florian: that is not very consistent, we didn't need to specialize cr given the first resolution<br> <frremy> florian: no strong opinion, but we could change this<br> <fantasai> frremy: Edge already does render the CR block<br> <fantasai> frremy: I thought rndering of chars was not enabled, but Rossen enabled it, but ...<br> <fantasai> frremy: I'm proposing to move to Edge behavior, consistent with first resolution<br> <frremy> myles: is there a proposal?<br> <fantasai> florian: Proposal is discard resolution about treating CRs specially, treat them just like any other control character<br> <frremy> florian: rescede the resolution we made for lone CR<br> <frremy> florian: then the resolution we made for control chars will apply<br> <frremy> astearns: i like the consistent behavior<br> <frremy> heycam: I'm fine with that<br> <frremy> florian: is there anybody objecting?<br> <frremy> (no objection)<br> <frremy> RESOLVED: revert the previous lone cr resolution, and treat it as any control character<br> <frremy> dbaron: we don't think there is much content like this?<br> <frremy> myles: no, because it would be converted by the html parser<br> <frremy> myles: so the only way would be a script doing that<br> <frremy> myles: I haven't seen it<br> <frremy> florian: does the javascript parser also does that?<br> <frremy> frremy: you can't have line breaks in string<br> <frremy> xidorn: but with backticks you can<br> <frremy> florian: nobody is going to be writing es6 code on a OS 8 mac<br> <frremy> dbaron: OS 9 does something even different<br> <frremy> (general agreement it should be rare enough)<br> </details> -- GitHub Notification of comment by css-meeting-bot Please view or discuss this issue at https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/855#issuecomment-402022954 using your GitHub account
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