Ian Hickson a écrit :
On 1/9/07, Cyril Concolato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In Section 3.3 "Loading Style sheets", the specification says
contradictory things: if non-XML stylesheet contains XML, it's in
error,
but it still needs to be processed: What is the meaning of error ?
In the spec, in 99% of the case, when something is in error, it is
ignored.
I found few exceptions: script are evaluated and the case of non-XML
stylesheet. This seems to me really weird.
The actual model used by the spec is this: The implementation follows
an algorithm for each part of the processing model.
Coming back to a previous post, could you list all the parts of what you
call processing model. I'll try to start:
- Binding Attachment and detachment
- Shadow Content generation and destruction
- Script execution
- Event handling
Do you consider parsing, cascading (CSS processing), rendering (SVG,
HTML) as part of the XBL processing model ?
That algorithm
doesn't consider error cases.
Could you add a paragraph like the following either in the Introduction
or Conformance section ? I think this would help understand your view.
"An XBL implementation follows an algorithm for each part of the XBL
processing model. The processing model implies the following parts [to
be completed] described in this specification. This algorithm allows to
interoperably process conformant and non-conformant XBL content.
Therefore, the algorithm describes how to handle erroneous content (e.g.
multiple template elements in a binding element ...). However, authors
should not create non-conformat content."
Thanks,
Cyril
