Re: Errata for Touch Events: stylistic change - further use of <code>

Perfect, this is a trivial editorial change.  As far as I'm concerned you
should just submit it to hg and send the diff to the list to verify nobody
has any complaints.

On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 9:09 AM, Patrick H. Lauke <redux@splintered.co.uk>
wrote:

> A few more examples of where <code></code> markup should be used:
>
> 5.6 and 5.8
>
> "The touch point or points that were removed must be included in the
> changedTouches attribute of the TouchEvent, and must not be included in the
> touches and targetTouches attributes."
>
> mark up  <code>changedTouches</code>,  <code>touches</code> and
> <code>targetTouches</code>
>
>
> 6.1 Note
>
> "Some user agents implement an initTouchEvent method as part of the
> TouchEvent interface. When this method is available, scripts can use it to
> initialize the properties of a TouchEvent object, including its TouchList
> properties (which can be initialized with values returned from
> createTouchList). The initTouchEvent method is not yet standardized, but it
> may appear in some form in a future specification."
>
> mark up the two instances of <code>initTouchEvent</code> and the one
> instance of <code>createTouchList</code>.
>
>
> There may be a few more cases that I've missed...worth doing a quick
> search through the document for these sorts of instances.
>
> P
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