See also: IRC log
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xformsusers/2016Sep/0000.html
Steven: So you think we should call everything -error?
Erik: Yes
https://www.w3.org/community/xformsusers/wiki/XForms_2.0#Events_Overview
Erik: There is little backward-compatibility problem, since you can't do anything with them.
Steven: You can't keep them both since you would then have to catch both
Erik: As far as naming is
concerned, I see no reason to mark the fatal ones
specially.
... and I like the shorter names
... On one hand we have the events that come from the old
exceptions like xforms-expression-error
... where we stopped processing by default, but now we allow
for recovery.
... to allow for more robust applications
... Not sure if the default should be fatal.
Steven: I think if we changed
that, forms would be less robust.
... at least the author can catch it and do something
sensible.
... In summary, the spec is nw as we want it, and therefore
there are no actions arising from this decision
Steven In the events overview
https://www.w3.org/community/xformsusers/wiki/XForms_2.0#Events_Overview
Steven: I have added links to the events, and will change the Yesses and Noes to something more readable.
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xformsusers/2016Sep/0001.html
Erik: You always want more with repeat
<ebruchez> http://doc.orbeon.com/form-runner/component/grid.html
Erik: is the current set useful
enough?
... We do this with a higher-level construct
... we can specify extra constraints
... what we do in any case should be future-prroof.
Steven: I think the proposed use cases are the basic simple ones that would make the user's life easier
Erik: Limit to number of items is
a use case, and templating
... where would you get the fragment of XML that you would
add?
Steven: XForms 1's method was horrible
Erik: 'origin' was a poor choice
of name
... we have a template atttribute called 'origin', though
'template' makes it clearer
Steven: So you would like an attribute thatt in the case of inserts states where the template comes from.
Erik: Exactly
Steven: Ok, I'll work on
that.
... we can discuss further in the email, and I will work on it
further.
Steven: Please read section 9, and comment.
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