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- # Session Start: Mon Jun 09 00:00:00 2008
- # Session Ident: #css
- # [01:11] <dbaron> so what needs to be done to get css3-color published?
- # [01:12] <dbaron> my list is:
- # [01:12] <dbaron> * coordinate last call review deadline
- # [01:12] <dbaron> * request a publication date
- # [01:12] <dbaron> * fix the FIXMEs in the source (requires last call deadline)
- # [01:12] <dbaron> * have w3c team member review status section
- # [01:12] <dbaron> * publish a new draft of the test suite
- # [01:12] <dbaron> but I'm not sure who does the first two, or the fourth, given that Bert's on vacation
- # [01:20] <bjoern> Whoever attends the HCG call would do #1, usually that's one of our chairs.
- # [01:20] <bjoern> The document contact does number two, that's either the team contact or the editor.
- # [01:21] <bjoern> (http://www.w3.org/Guide/transitions for the latter)
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- # [14:35] <anne> fantasai, yt?
- # [14:40] <anne> see www-style
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- # [16:35] <anne> fantasai, do you know if http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2008Apr/0197.html is fixed?
- # [16:35] <anne> doesn't seem like something that needs to be recorded as issue
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- # [16:52] <fantasai> anne: they all get recorded as issues. I can assign some of them as Resolved: editorial, though.
- # [16:52] <fantasai> anne: see www-style wrt what exactly?
- # [16:59] * fantasai is switching back to using the wiki for CSS2.1 issues, it is much easier to track Bert's edits that way
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- # [18:40] <anne> fantasai, ok, seems that that one didn't make it to the list
- # [18:40] <anne> fantasai, www-style for media queries
- # [18:46] <anne> fantasai, do you think we should restrict <resolution> to <integer>?
- # [18:53] <anne> fantasai, more importantly, since I think we should do that, do you think my suggestion would be enough?
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- # [20:47] <anne> dbaron, do you have any outstanding comments on the media queries editor's draft?
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- # [20:55] <dbaron> anne, s/emtpy/empty/
- # [20:56] <dbaron> anne, maybe the definition of the 'not' keyword should also say that it changes true queries to become false?
- # [20:56] <dbaron> (I'm just reading the spec through.)
- # [20:56] <dbaron> I guess it says that later, though, so never mind.
- # [20:59] <anne> you did use this spec when implementing right?
- # [20:59] <dbaron> yes
- # [20:59] <anne> ok
- # [20:59] <dbaron> but I commented on it a number of times while doing that
- # [20:59] <dbaron> But I assume you saw those comments...
- # [20:59] <anne> yeah, those issues should've been addressed by now
- # [21:05] <dbaron> anne, what about http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2008Apr/0051.html ?
- # [21:09] <anne> that behavior would change, but "unknown, screen" would not
- # [21:09] <dbaron> I prefer going back
- # [21:09] <anne> how would you serialize in the CSSOM?
- # [21:10] <dbaron> partly because it's nice for implementations to only need to keep a list of the types they support
- # [21:10] <dbaron> rather than keeping a list of all types
- # [21:10] <dbaron> which is more generally how CSS error handling works
- # [21:10] <dbaron> I'd serialize by just spitting the name back out; we store it as a string anyway.
- # [21:10] <dbaron> (atomized)
- # [21:10] <anne> it also seems weird to drop 'not unknown and (x)' and not drop 'not unknown'
- # [21:11] <anne> that's actually the main reason
- # [21:11] <dbaron> not if you think of 'screen' as equivalent to '(type: "screen")'
- # [21:12] <dbaron> my bigger concern is that I'd really rather not have to put a list of *all* media types in the code
- # [21:12] <dbaron> because that's going to need maintainence over time as specs add media types
- # [21:12] <dbaron> or change the name of the aural/speech/whatever media type
- # [21:12] <dbaron> etc.
- # [21:12] <dbaron> I'd rather just have to know which media types we support
- # [21:12] <dbaron> just like I only know which media features we support
- # [21:12] <dbaron> or like we only know which properties we support
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- # [21:12] <anne> why'd you need to include media types you don't support?
- # [21:13] <glazou> hi
- # [21:13] <dbaron> anne, because the spec currently says we have to apply a style sheet with "not embossed" and NOT apply a stylesheet with "not nonexistent"
- # [21:13] <dbaron> anne, so we'd have to keep a list of all the types we don't support
- # [21:14] <dbaron> anne, that doesn't fit with other CSS error handling (properties we don't support, etc.)
- # [21:14] <anne> I see
- # [21:14] <dbaron> Right now, that's a list of 10 or so types... although it seems to be different in every spec, and it could grow significantly in the future...
- # [21:15] <anne> I guess I'd prefer "not embossed" to not work either if the implementation doesn't do embossed
- # [21:15] <dbaron> that seems even weirder
- # [21:15] <anne> I guess
- # [21:15] <dbaron> so if we suddenly add projection style sheet support, we'll suddenly start applying "not projection" sheets to screen media, where we didn't before?
- # [21:15] <dbaron> (Remember, the point of the error handling rules is largely about extensibility.)
- # [21:16] <dbaron> anyway, lunchtime
- # [21:17] <anne> you can make the same argument for starting to support (x) in the expression 'not screen and (x)'
- # [21:18] <anne> anyway, I should probably go home
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- # [22:06] <dbaron> but in that case you don't know whether (x) is true or false
- # [22:06] <dbaron> whereas in this case we know it's false
- # [22:25] * fantasai thinks dbaron's argument makes sense
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