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<klotz> nick are you calling in?
yes
<klotz> dshabano, hello. This is W3C Forms.
<dshabano> hi klotz
<klotz> dshabano can you let us know who you are?
<scribe> scribe: nick
<klotz> scribe: nick
<klotz> scribenick: nick
klotz: steven is off for the remainder of the year
pfennell: I won't be around for the 22th and 29th
nick: 29th I won't be available
Alain_: 29th no
klotz: 29th we will cancel
... the 22th is a maybe, we will decide next week
... 15th we will have a meeting
... January 6th is on too
klotz: does anybody wants to
review it
... we will bring it up again next week
nick: it is about trimming the values
<John_Boyer> http://www.w3.org/TR/xforms11/#ui-selectOne
Kurt: for select space is a separator so no spaces are allowed in the values
klotz: for select1 we support spaces inside the value
kurt: how does it behave in xf:input
klotz: when you type spaces they will be put in the instance
John_Boyer: I would expect the spaces are part of the value
<klotz> "For both closed and open selections, any selection item with a storage value which is empty or which contains only white space characters must remain deselected."
klotz: In select one there is text about empty and only spaces
<klotz> Erik we are on this http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-forms/2010Dec/0002.html
<ebruchez> thanks
klotz: why is there an exception for empty
John_Boyer: we don't match empty in select controls
klotz: so we can't have a label for empty
John_Boyer: you are correct leigh
klotz: I wonder if it isn't copied from select
John_Boyer: I don't think so
klotz: the sentences are in both select and select1
nick: for select1 we support a
label for an empty value
... most of the time it is 'None'
John_Boyer: you can't select an
empty value, because it looks broken to the end user when you
use required and have something selected is now invalid
... in the open case you don't select anything when you type
the empty value
... to go back to the question, we don't talk about trimming
the value before comparing the value
Kurt: Is there a way to specify a label for the empty value
klotz: that is the follow up question on which nick said that they implemented it, we should also discuss the out of range
<klotz> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-forms/2010Dec/0002.html
<scribe> ACTION: klotz to respond http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-forms/2010Dec/0002.html [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/12/08-forms-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Sorry, couldn't find user - klotz
http://www.w3.org/2005/06/tracker/xforms/users
<scribe> ACTION: klotz to send an e-mail about white space collapse on the select1 control [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/12/08-forms-minutes.html#action02]
<trackbot> Sorry, couldn't find user - klotz
Alain_: I want to add extra
elements
... we added the root element I would like to add it in a
specific namespace
... There is a problem with names that can be specified as an
element name, we have a special name attribute, it should also
be in a specific namespace
... I want to change the behavior of local-name and full-name
functions to take the json name attribute into acount
nick: I'm opposed to changing
behavior of standard xpath functions
... we could add an xf:json-name() functions
Alain_: we need to distinguish
between named and un-named arrays
... I will post the examples to illustrate how I worked around
the array problem
... There is problem with empty array I use xsi:nil to detect
it
... we should add a function xf:is-json-arry and
xf:is-empty-array
... summarize: I use xsi:type, and added an extra attribute to
signal an array
kurt: What prior art exists for mapping JSON and XML
klotz: In the agenda we have a
history on the JSON support in XForms the 'standardized'
conversions are all kind of fish like badgerfish
... but we have another goal we want the JSON to survive the
round trip
... there are xpath extra functions, extra elements and extra
attributes
... In which state is your XML prague paper
Alain_: it is almost finished
klotz: Could you send an e-mail with a short overview of the changes to the list
<scribe> ACTION: Alain to send the main changes needed to support JSON in XForms to mailing list [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2010/12/08-forms-minutes.html#action03]
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klotz: We will discuss the XML dev thread on next call
http://lists.xml.org/archives/xml-dev/201012/threads.html
<dshabano> I have question: is it possible to use <select> RESTful way?
<dshabano> items list quite big, RESTful style can solve it for me, but can't find it at spec ...
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