RE: [Bug12409] inputmode="latin-prose" sufficient for autocapitalize use cases?

Ted, any comment as you filed this bug?

> From: Travis Leithead
> 
> Bug 12409 [1] proposes a new input element attribute "autocapitalize" with
> the following enumerated values:
> * none - no capitalization should be performed by a soft keyboard
> * sentences - suggest that sentences start with a capital
> * words - suggest that each word is capitialized
> * characters" - suggest that caps-lock be enabled.
> 
> In bug 12885, the "inputmode" attribute was added with support that
> overlaps this proposal. It seems that:
> * inputmode="latin-name" maps to the "words" proposal above
> * inputmode="latin-prose" maps to the "sentences" proposal above.
> 
> However, the inputmode attribute does not seem to capture the
> "characters" scenario: input for a form field expecting US-state codes (e.g.,
> WA, TX, NY).
> 
> Ted, do you think the inputmode attribute sufficiently addresses your use
> cases? Do you think we should consider the "characters" scenario for
> addition to inputmode? (e.g., "latin-yelling")
> 
> If you're happy with inputmode as-is we can resolve won't fix.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> [1] https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=12409

Received on Saturday, 9 February 2013 00:04:23 UTC