Meeting minutes
ACTION-2309: Research xpath3 function definitions (Erik)
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Erik: In XPath there's no way to define a named function. In XQuery there is.
… is there anything we can use from XPath that we should/could use to define a function element, instead of what we now have. There's not much that makes sense I think.
… If we adopt the XQuery syntax,
… we would still have to parse that specific syntax with an enclosing element
… I conclude that we aren't far from that, using a function element. I'n not sure adding another element, and using XQuery syntax
Alain: It could be the HTML script element
Erik: You'd have to parse that part of XQuery
Steven: Is your conclusion that we don't have to replace what we currently have?
Alain: yes.
Alain: OK with me.
Steven: Then lets close this as done.
ACTION-2315: Report on event handling in web components (Erik)
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Erik: Continues
ACTION-2312: Devise text for submission using @value (Steven)
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(Also covers ACTION-2317: Include submit-serialize in submission using
@value
and ACTION-2318: Add new submission text to spec)
Closing this
trackbot, close ACTION-2312
<trackbot> Closed ACTION-2312.
trackbot, close ACTION-2317
<trackbot> Closed ACTION-2317.
trackbot, close ACTION-2318
<trackbot> Closed ACTION-2318.
ACTION-2314: Compose text that matches the <control/> discussion for
mirroring (Steven)
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Erik: Alain had raised the point that there is a security issue.
ACTION-2313: Research the alternatives for 'dirty' data, and produce
code in all of them for comparison (Steven)
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Steven: Continues
State change events
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Erik: I have problems with what a value is, and I don't think we had a conclusion to that discussion.
Steven: My use case was a value that I wanted to catch because a data structure changed size accordingly, but the value changed as a result of a computation. I had to make a fake input control just in order to catch the value changes
Erik: We support <var> in the model for computations.
… In the view (not specified in the spec I believe), we support value-changed
… so we might be able to use <var> in the model as a source of value-changed events.
Erik: I'm thinking on the fly here.
… it might be an option.
Submission echo
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Steven: Erik said "use a scheme", but that is hard.
Erik: We do everything as when using http:, but we use a scheme, that gets put in a response body, etc
… and then everything happens as if an http submission
Alain: I use the debugger to look at what is submitted. Not so useful for me.
Steven: What about a method?
Erik: It impacts the serialisation
Steven: We could just hijack or steal a scheme
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ACTION: Steven investigate the work required for a scheme registration.
<trackbot> Created ACTION-2319 - Investigate the work required for a scheme registration. [on Steven Pemberton - due 2022-04-01].
Alain: How about simulating a response?
… so you could specify a response.
Steven: Needs thought.
ACTION: Alain to suggest a method of specifying a response for an echo
<trackbot> Created ACTION-2320 - Suggest a method of specifying a response for an echo [on Alain Couthures - due 2022-04-01].
AOB
Steven: Can we move to a different day?
[Discussion: No]
Steven: If it would ever become possible, a day other than Friday or Tuesday at this time would make life easier for me.
[ADJOURN]
trackbot, close ACTION-2309
<trackbot> Closed ACTION-2309.