- From: Dominique Hazael-Massieux <dom@w3.org>
- Date: Wed, 02 Jun 2010 10:10:56 +0200
- To: Rich Tibbett <rich.tibbett@gmail.com>
- Cc: public-device-apis@w3.org
Le mardi 01 juin 2010 à 18:04 +0100, Rich Tibbett a écrit : > Thanks for pinging me. I updated the spec immediately following the > DAP F2F for ACTION-125 although I see that a number of items may still > open to discussion. These are: > > - Filter matching and whether to move to regex-based syntax for > partial matching. The spec currently says that matching is lazy (match > any and all instances of the provided string). Sounds good to me; I would probably even go further, and leave the matching algorithm entirely user-agent dependent, making the search terms more of a hint than anything else. Even partial matching can be ill-adapted in some cases; should "hazael" match "Hazaël" for instance? (this relates to Robin's ACTION-122 BTW) > - Role of the serviceId parameter. I'm updating the spec to include 2 > well-known serviceId values - 'uicc' (SIM) and 'device' (System). > [...] I'll have to look back at this once it it's in the draft, as I recall I had concerns about this serviceId attribute :) But that probably shouldn't be a blocker for publication as a simple draft. > I have also created an interpretation of a conformant Contacts Picker > UI (attached to this email and based on the find(..) example included > in the current Contacts API spec). This completes ACTION-124 (but > feedback to tweak the demo UI is welcome). This is, of course, only > one interpretation of Contacts-based interaction that the > specification enables. I could place this in the current Contacts API > draft (to flesh out the non-normative examples provided) but perhaps > this would be best placed in a best practices document for > implementors. WDYT? Any plans on producing a best practices document > as discussed at the DAP F2F in Prague? I ask because I'd like to push > the Contact API 'Design Considerations' in there also. Rather than putting it as a separate document (esp. one called "best practices" - that would be hard to justify given that there hasn't been much practice in implementing this API yet :), I would suggest moving the Design Considerations, accompanied with the new screenshots, into a non-normative Appendix. We can evaluate whether it should go away from the document at a later stage in the Rec track, I think. Dom
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