The following relates to Section 3.5 - Binding Attachment Model. Can
you please clarify the following:
If I attach a binding to an element using addBiding() (or using CSS
'-xbl-binding:'), can I still call functions defined in an xbl:script
element from within the implementation of a binding? The 6 steps defined
in section 3.5 do not specify if xbl:script elements in bounding
documents are evaluated and made available in such situations. For
example, can I do the following:
HTML Doc:
<html>
<script>
var b = document.getElementById("myButton");
b.addBinding(ui.xbl#magicButton);
</script>
<...>
XBL Doc (ui.xbl)
<xbl>
<script>
var count = 0;
function counterInc(){ return count++;}
<script>
<binding id="magicButton">
<implementation>
({getNumber: function(){
var a = counterInc ();
a = a + "hhhh" + count;
return a;
},
xblBindingsAttached: function(e){
alert(this.getInstanceNumber())
}})
</implementation>
</binding>
</xbl>
If I can do the above, then it might be good to state in section 3.5
that the script element is firstly evaluated and made available to
bindings.
Marcos
