- From: David Hyatt <hyatt@apple.com>
- Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 03:56:55 -0700
I can give you my opinions. Not sure if they match up with Ian's or not. :) On Jun 6, 2007, at 2:41 AM, Henri Sivonen wrote: > > * When the data source was initialized from the DOM, will changes > to the datagrid be reflected back to the DOM? I would expect a DOM data source to be updated. > * Is the datagrid a replaced element for the purposes of CSS or > tree of anonymous/generated boxes? Yes, I would expect that it would be a replaced element (just like <select> listboxes). > * What parts (if any) are expected to map to native widgets in > Cocoa/Win32/GTK+? I would expect a data grid to look like an NSOutlineView on Mac. > * Is datagrid useful for any purpose without scripting? If yes, > please give an example. Sure. It's useful in form submission just as a listbox would be. > * What is datagrid expected to look like in visual UAs? The platform's native multi-column tree widget. > * Is datagrid rendering expected to have pixel-consistent metrics > across visual UAs? > No. Mac would use Lucida Grande for the font, use NSOutlineView defaults for rows, etc. Windows might use a tree with grid lines (and +/- signs like Explorer), etc. dave (hyatt at apple.com)
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