- From: Brian Wilson <brian@opera.com>
- Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2004 16:35:20 +0200
I was looking at some boundary conditions for min and max attributes just now in the spec, and ended up having to ask Ian for the answer. Although the answer was right there in the spec, I find myself doing this more than I'd like (and probably more than Ian would like as well 8-D) My question-of-the-moment was about MAX attribute values and it led me to no less than 4 different places in the spec for my full answer: 2.4.1 Ranges 2.19 Handling unexpected elements and values 5.1 Successful form controls 7.8 New DOM attributes for new content attributes This may have been an extreme example (or maybe I am just running in to the extreme examples lately), but with the spec being as verbose as it is, and that same spec going into as much boundary condition handling as it does - could there be a better way to organize this boundary handling information such that it is easier to cross-reference? Unfortunately, this message is a gripe without a proposed solution. I just sometimes find it hard to wade through ALL the spec areas I need to find the final answer to a boundary condition question. There may be no easy or half-easy answer to this. If anyone has any ideas, perhaps spec organization could be (or already is? 8-}) one of the topics of conversation here as well. -Brian -- Brian Wilson Opera Core QA
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