Anne van Kesteren: >> Do you need to flag readonly attributes with [Null]/[Undefined] as well >> or does it suffice there that it is clear from the description of the >> attribute? I've assumed for now that it is clear from the definition >> what needs to be returned and that they do not need special >> annotations.
Lachlan Hunt: > AIUI, [Null] and [Undefined] only affect how null and undefined values > that are assigned to a a DOMString attribute, or passed as a parameter, > are handled. Since no value can be assigned to a read only attribute, > they don't apply anyway. Right. Unlike [NoNull] before, which also was a statement about what an attribute/operation could return on getting. Are there any properties/functions that need to return undefined in the web platform? (Where “web platform” == the kinds of objects commonly exposed to script in web browsers, for lack of a better term.) -- Cameron McCormack ≝ http://mcc.id.au/