[Bug 24783] non-normative examples for event sequences to be added to end of 11.2

https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=24783

--- Comment #3 from Patrick H. Lauke <redux@splintered.co.uk> ---
If we could retain a little bit of the intro text (which mentions that this is
a primary pointer), and soften the para before the second list to say "would"
rather than "is" to match the one before the first list, I think we're good
with the following:

Example

This section is non-normative.

The activation of an element (click) with a single finger or stylus (meaning
this is a primary pointer) would typically produce the following event
sequence:

1 mousemove
2 pointerover
3 mouseover
4 mouseenter
5 pointerdown
6 mousedown
7 (zero or more pointermove and mousemove events, depending on movement of the
pointer)
8 pointerup
9 mouseup
10 click
11 pointerout
12 mouseout
13 mouseleave

If, however, the pointerdown event is cancelled during this interaction then
the sequence of events would be:

1 mousemove
2 pointerover
3 mouseover
4 mouseenter
5 pointerdown
6 (zero or more pointermove events, depending on movement of the pointer)
7 pointerup
8 click
9 pointerout
10 mouseout
11 mouseleave

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Received on Saturday, 1 March 2014 08:01:21 UTC