15:00:36 RRSAgent has joined #pointerevents 15:00:36 logging to http://www.w3.org/2013/10/01-pointerevents-irc 15:00:42 RRSAgent, make log public 15:00:53 Zakim, aaaa is me 15:00:53 +scott_gonzalez; got it 15:00:54 +Matt_Brubeck 15:01:34 + +1.519.513.aabb 15:01:37 ScribeNick: ArtB 15:01:43 Scribe: Art 15:01:53 Zakim, who is here? 15:01:53 On the phone I see [Microsoft], Art_Barstow, scott_gonzalez, Matt_Brubeck, +1.519.513.aabb 15:01:56 On IRC I see RRSAgent, Zakim, jrossi2, slightlyoff_, sangwhan, ArtB, AutomatedTester, mbrubeck, shepazu, scott_gonzalez, trackbot, rbyers 15:01:58 Agenda: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-pointer-events/2013JulSep/0048.html 15:02:01 Cathy has joined #pointerevents 15:02:03 Chair: Art 15:02:09 Meeting: Pointer Events WG Voice Conference 15:02:31 +[Microsoft.a] 15:02:45 +Cathy 15:02:55 Present: Art_Barstow, Jacob_Rossi, Scott_González, Matt_Brubeck, Asir_Vedamuthu, Cathy_Chan, Rick_Byers 15:03:11 can anyone see this? IRC seems to be acting up... 15:03:20 rbyers: I can see your messages 15:03:50 Present+ Sangwhan_Moon(IRC_only) 15:04:00 Topic: Tweak agenda 15:04:05 AB: I posted a Draft agenda yesterday http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-pointer-events/2013JulSep/0048.html. Any change requests? 15:04:07 Present+ Cathy_Chan 15:04:11 rbyers has joined #pointerevents 15:04:19 Present+ Sangwhan_Moon 15:04:20 AB: after the Draft agenda was submitted, a question was asked re the relationship between the PE spec's pointerType and EMMA spec http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-pointer-events/2013JulSep/0050.html. We can add this to the end of meeting provided we have time or reply on the list. 15:04:28 Asir has joined #pointerevents 15:05:04 AB: any preference? 15:05:21 JR: I'd like to read it before discussing 15:05:27 RB: same here 15:05:44 JR: your suggestion Art probably makes sense 15:05:51 http://www.w3.org/TR/emma11/ 15:06:01 … I'm not sure of the impl status 15:06:04 AB: good question 15:06:36 … pointerType ref is new in EMMA 1.1 (does not occur in the EMMA 1.0 REC) 15:06:46 … ok, so let's leave that for the list 15:07:07 RB: should we pay attention to this spec? 15:07:15 … or is it orthoganal 15:07:20 JR: I don't have any context 15:07:26 AV: same with me 15:07:30 AB: same here 15:07:45 JR: it could overlap with PE 15:08:03 JR: not sure if they use an event model like PE does 15:08:34 AB: please everyone read up on this EMMA vs PE question 15:08:44 Topic: CR implementation status 15:08:49 AB: any new news re implementations of the Pointer Events CR? 15:09:07 RB: re Chrome 15:09:16 … no big `landings` 15:09:28 … still need to re-architect gestures 15:09:35 … think we have consensus 15:09:58 … still need to `prove in code` 15:10:04 … it's a big job 15:10:18 … within a few weeks think we can land an impl of touch-action 15:10:35 AV: can you give any dates? 15:10:42 RB: depends on the reviewers 15:10:53 … my best guess is on the order of "3 weeks" 15:11:09 … Without this change, would have interop problems 15:11:29 … so we are being careful here re interop 15:12:04 AV: do you think you'll be ready for testing by end of October? 15:12:20 RB: that's probably pushing it 15:12:33 … probably won't be feature complete re touch-action by end of October 15:13:11 Bug to follow progress on chromium event flow re-architecture necessary for touch-action: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=294239 15:13:22 MB: in Gecko, still have some Mozilla people + Msft Open Tech working on impl 15:13:33 … for touch-action still mostly talking about design 15:13:42 … we don't have any dates for completion yet 15:13:59 AB: is Rob O'Callahan part of the discussion? 15:14:01 MB: yes 15:14:27 Topic: Test Suite status and plans 15:14:33 AB: Matt submitted some comments re Microsoft's tests PR324 https://github.com/w3c/web-platform-tests/pull/324. 15:14:42 On a side note, I'm working on a Firefox feature that would be much easier to build if we had touch-action implemented already: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=915328 15:14:43 AB: a few of us (me, Matt, Cathy, Rick) agreed to review the tests based on a division by Matt. 15:14:47 rbyers_ has joined #pointerevents 15:15:07 Zakim, who is here? 15:15:07 On the phone I see [Microsoft], Art_Barstow, scott_gonzalez, Matt_Brubeck, +1.519.513.aabb, [Microsoft.a], Cathy 15:15:09 On IRC I see rbyers_, Asir, rbyers, Cathy, RRSAgent, Zakim, jrossi, slightlyoff_, sangwhan, ArtB, AutomatedTester, mbrubeck, shepazu, scott_gonzalez, trackbot 15:15:14 Zakim, aabb is me 15:15:14 +rbyers_; got it 15:15:17 issue 45? 15:15:19 MB: I added the split/division to Tracker 15:15:23 issue 45 15:15:26 AB: ah, ok, good 15:15:33 action-45? 15:15:33 action-45 -- Matt Brubeck to Divide up msft's tests for review by rick, cathy, art and matt -- due 2013-09-17 -- CLOSED 15:15:33 http://www.w3.org/2012/pointerevents/track/actions/45 15:16:00 AB: my status is that the PE review was trumped by a commitment to review Web IDL tests 15:16:03 … but that is done 15:16:12 … so I will Q up PE review next 15:16:23 RB: I just started looking 15:16:31 … I have some questions about the process 15:16:41 … As we review, should we run them? 15:16:50 … i.e. to test the tests or just review 15:17:00 … Would love to test with Polymer or something 15:17:20 … I'd feel more comfortable if I can run the test 15:17:26 MB: yes, I agree need to run them 15:17:31 AB: I agree 15:17:44 AV: can run with Polymer and Chrom 15:18:51 JR: if wait until Oct 18, IE11 on Windows 8.1 will be available 15:20:08 … expect banners to "get Windows 8.1 for free" 15:20:27 RB: should people then wait until Oct 18 to test? 15:20:41 JR: check my e-mail; notes IE11 preview for Windows 7 15:21:04 -Matt_Brubeck 15:21:32 +Matt_Brubeck 15:22:04 JR: the tests we submitted were run against IE for Windows 8.1 15:22:11 AV: are there other submissions? 15:22:36 AB: yes and Scott is blocking on the review of Microsoft's tests is complete 15:22:41 SG: yes, that's true 15:23:11 CC: I'll try to test them on Windows 7 and IE11 Preview 15:23:19 … what about Windows Phone? 15:23:28 … what can we expect there? 15:23:46 JR: Windows Phone has the prefixed version of PE 15:24:32 MB: the TestTWF tests, what are we doing with them? 15:24:45 SG: Dave and I will meet in two weeks and go work on this 15:24:47 MB: thanks 15:25:11 AB: if you can help with any reviews, please do so 15:25:24 Topic: touch-action comment by ROC 15:25:32 AB: Mozilla's Robert O'Callahan submitted a comment "touch-action on elements that aren't scrolled by their nearest scrollable element ancestor" http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-pointer-events/2013JulSep/0047.html 15:26:00 AB: Matt clarified Rob is working on the Gecko implementation 15:26:23 JR: I think we can dig back to previous discussions with Tab and the CSS WG 15:26:40 … in the specific example, the behavior Rob describes is correct 15:26:50 … but not correct that it can't be prevented 15:27:03 … needs another touch-action rule to address this example 15:27:25 MB: can prevent on the inner most without affecting outter elements 15:27:49 … if touches on innner element never scrooll, touches on other elements should scroll 15:27:56 s/innner/inner/ 15:28:20 AB: Jacob, would you please reply to Rob? 15:28:22 JR: sure 15:28:34 MB: discussed on a Mozilla list 15:28:53 … question about if the algorithm 15:29:23 RB: algorithm is defined in terms of the DOM 15:29:41 … is the behavior in IE just dependent on the DOM 15:29:52 … and cannot be changed by altering the CSS 15:29:56 JR: that's correct 15:30:30 RB: with respect to compat, I think we just want to follow what IE did (keeping all things equal) 15:30:51 MB: this came up in the context of scrollable rectangles 15:31:04 … we are fine with either behavior, just want to make it clear 15:31:08 … and documented 15:31:21 JR: we've been thinking about test cases for this scenario 15:31:28 RB: that would be great 15:31:41 … f.ex. "scroll here and X should happen" 15:32:20 ACTION: jacob Reply to Rob O'Callahan's e-mail re touch-action 15:32:20 Created ACTION-51 - Reply to rob o'callahan's e-mail re touch-action [on Jacob Rossi - due 2013-10-08]. 15:32:34 Topic: AoB 15:33:20 AB: we have some test cases 15:33:43 RB: I think we still need test cases, especially for touch-action 15:33:53 … don't want people to think we are "in good shape" 15:34:17 AV: we have some touch-action tests that we will submit 15:34:19 AB: great 15:35:13 RB: would be interested in hearing from Scott re Polymer and jQuery 15:35:18 SG: still working on it 15:35:23 … it is complicated 15:35:46 … lots of layers 15:35:54 … and difficult to debug 15:36:08 … best we can do is to test some demos 15:36:19 … error reporting isn't very good 15:36:34 … need to think more on how to make progress 15:36:47 … may have to create a pollyfill for old IE 15:36:57 … (IE 6, 7) 15:37:37 … So far, only one place we had a problem polyfilling and that is the getter 15:38:04 RB: please feel free to create PRs for Polymer 15:38:32 mbrubeck1 has joined #pointerevents 15:38:32 SG: hopefully we will soon have something to send 15:38:44 RB: ok, awesome, thanks for the update 15:38:57 AB: meeting adjourned 15:39:03 -rbyers_ 15:39:04 -scott_gonzalez 15:39:04 RRSAgent, make minutes 15:39:04 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2013/10/01-pointerevents-minutes.html ArtB 15:39:05 -[Microsoft.a] 15:39:08 -Art_Barstow 15:39:16 -Matt_Brubeck 15:39:21 -Cathy 15:39:46 -[Microsoft] 15:39:48 RWC_PEWG()11:00AM has ended 15:39:48 Attendees were [Microsoft], Art_Barstow, +1.717.578.aaaa, scott_gonzalez, Matt_Brubeck, +1.519.513.aabb, Cathy, rbyers_ 15:39:55 jrossi has left #pointerevents 16:00:19 zakim, bye 16:00:19 Zakim has left #pointerevents 16:01:55 rrsagent, bye 16:01:55 I see 1 open action item saved in http://www.w3.org/2013/10/01-pointerevents-actions.rdf : 16:01:55 ACTION: jacob Reply to Rob O'Callahan's e-mail re touch-action [1] 16:01:55 recorded in http://www.w3.org/2013/10/01-pointerevents-irc#T15-32-20