- From: Steffen Krüssel <steffen.kruessel@googlemail.com>
- Date: Fri, 13 Nov 2009 11:03:35 +0100
- To: public-webapps@w3.org
- Message-ID: <e29a0b640911130203u3b3e9fgbe4c8abb988f769f@mail.gmail.com>
Hi all, I do not know exactly if this issue/question was already discussed on this ML, but I didn't find anything in the archive that made it clear. I'm writing an interface, which has an operation that takes multiple attributes. However, the last attribute is "quasi-optional" and should be replaced by a "default value" if the user does not set it in the interface call. Here is an example (just to make clear my intention): interface textbox { // while text is mandatory, the color can be set optionally and if not set to black/0 (default) void setText(in DOMString text, in unsigned long long color) } If calling textbox.setText("test"); the color attribute should "per default" be set to black/0, which should (in my understanding) be specified in the IDL, shouldn't it? So, the question is if this behavior can/should be formally specified with the help of WebIDL or if it is not a functional part at all. Thanks and regards Steffen Krüssel PS: The behavior seems to me a bit similar to what [[TreatNullAs]] and [[TreatUndefinedAs]] respectively (but not restricted to DOMString arguments).
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