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- # [14:39] * Topic is 'Pursuing conformance solutions for the N-body gravitational system known as "the Web", and in general, collectively performing various acts of unparalleled hubris (This channel is logged: http://krijnhoetmer.nl/irc-logs/)'
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- # [15:56] <Julian> anne, yt?
- # [15:59] <anne> somewhat
- # [15:59] <anne> i'm leaning towards getting more food
- # [15:59] <Julian> deflate domstring -> byte
- # [15:59] <Julian> ...
- # [15:59] <anne> #$@
- # [15:59] <Julian> What about what-are-they-called...
- # [15:59] <Julian> plane 1 characters?
- # [16:00] <anne> the algorithm is generic
- # [16:00] <anne> restrictions on DOMString input are imposed elsewhere
- # [16:01] <Julian> acl
- # [16:01] <Julian> ack
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- # [16:13] <anne> Julian, I thought you told me HTTP productions are at the byte level
- # [16:13] <anne> Julian, how can byte level productions every work for character strings
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- # [16:18] <anne> s/every/ever/
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- # [16:21] <Julian> did I?
- # [16:21] <Julian> wait
- # [16:23] <Julian> what IETF ABNF specifies depends on context
- # [16:23] <Julian> in HTTP it doesn't matter a lot
- # [16:23] <Julian> as the mapping between ISO-8859-1 bytes and characters is one-to-one
- # [16:23] <anne> that sounds vague
- # [16:24] <Julian> I don't see any problem in saying that a string needs to match a certain RFC 2616 production
- # [16:24] <anne> I think I rather keep it the way I have it
- # [16:24] <Julian> If you really think that's a problem then just state how to match it once
- # [16:27] <anne> I thought of abstracting it out, wasn't quite sure why because in one case there's no exception
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- # [17:52] <anne> where's mikesmith?
- # [17:52] <anne> I like it how he used a page for each element
- # [17:52] <anne> time to beat w3schools
- # [17:52] <anne> or some such
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- # [18:15] <jgraham> anne: You seem to have set a precedent of +1 on public-html
- # [18:19] <anne> :evil:
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- # [21:24] <DanC> ugh... fired up separate browser (chrome) to look at single-page html 5 spec... but copy/paste is kinda goofy... ended up pasting bzigabytes into an email message, which makes evolution unhappy... ah! it's back...
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- # [21:25] <anne> hey DanC
- # [21:25] <anne> I think it is the intent to make older versions of HTML invalid
- # [21:25] <anne> i.e. make HTML versionless
- # [21:26] <anne> some older DOCTYPEs are allowed though
- # [21:26] <anne> though with warnings
- # [21:26] <anne> (iirc)
- # [21:26] <DanC> hmm... then Henry and I misread the spec.
- # [21:26] <DanC> show me where those doctypes are allowed in the HTML syntax?
- # [21:28] <anne> they're referenced in 12.1
- # [21:28] <anne> a bug might have been filed about making the situation more explicit
- # [21:28] <anne> they're called "obsolete permitted DOCTYPEs"
- # [21:29] <anne> HTML 4.0, HTML 4.01, XHTML 1.0, and XHTML 1.1
- # [21:29] <DanC> 12.1? http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec/Overview.html only goes to 11
- # [21:29] <anne> only strict versions (when applicable)
- # [21:29] <anne> 10.1 in that version :)
- # [21:30] <DanC> ah. indeed. Henry misread the spec and I believed him. Or perhaps the "obsolete permitted DOCTYPE" stuff is newer than Henry's reading.
- # [21:33] <DanC> henry's msg was 2 Dec
- # [21:33] <anne> well, it's not pointed out from the syntax section, which is somewhat confusing I guess
- # [21:33] <anne> but it's been there for a while
- # [21:33] <DanC> what's an easy way to find out when "obsolete permitted DOCTYPEs" got added?
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- # [21:37] <DanC> wow... svn annotate is taking a boatload of CPU
- # [21:38] <anne> http://html5.org/tools/web-apps-tracker?from=3378&to=3379
- # [21:38] <anne> but that's not the initial one...
- # [21:39] * DanC can't find a date on that tracker page
- # [21:39] <anne> oh, the check in before seems to do it
- # [21:39] <anne> http://html5.org/tools/web-apps-tracker?from=3377&to=3378
- # [21:40] <anne> hmm yeah, zcorpan submitted a fix for that
- # [21:40] <anne> guess I should implement it
- # [21:40] <anne> 2009-07-08 08:21
- # [21:40] <DanC> r3379 | ianh | 2009-07-08 03:41:57 -0500 (Wed, 08 Jul 2009) | 1 line
- # [21:40] <anne> and 2009-07-08 08:41 for the first
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- # [23:37] <DanC> is the application cache stuff expected to stay in the HTML 5 spec? I lose track of which bits are migrating to webapps
- # [23:39] <anne> I think so, yes
- # [23:39] <anne> though someone might have requested removal too
- # [23:40] <anne> prolly every new section has some removal request attached to it o_O
- # [23:42] <DanC> ah. found the WG decision... wierd... LocalStorage is out but Application Cache is in. http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-html/2009Aug/0699.html
- # [23:43] <anne> not too weird
- # [23:43] <anne> appcache is way more intertwined
- # [23:43] <DanC> I'll have to take your word for it.
- # [23:46] <anne> well, there's <html manifest>
- # [23:46] <anne> which is tied to HTML parser
- # [23:46] <anne> and navigation ties in with it as well
- # [23:47] <DanC> that's evidently the way it is; that's not the only design I can think of, though. But I guess the design discussion happened a while ago.
- # [23:47] <anne> agreed
- # [23:48] <anne> don't think there was a design discussion
- # [23:48] <anne> tbh the people who implemented this in Opera would have preferred all the appcache bits together
- # [23:48] <anne> or at least pointers to the bits defined in other sections
- # [23:49] <DanC> who moved first? mozilla?
- # [23:52] <anne> either them or WebKit
- # [23:52] <anne> it's been a while
- # [23:52] <anne> I recall a lot of feedback from WebKit
- # [23:52] * DanC nods
- # [23:52] <Hixie> i thought i'd added pointers
- # [23:53] <Hixie> if you click the definitions, it lists all the places that mention the term
- # [23:54] <anne> that doesn't work in all views / browsers though
- # [23:54] <anne> and it's non-obvious
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