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Added UI Events KeyboardEvent

Open phistuck opened this issue 10 years ago • 6 comments
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For code and an updated key attributes.

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phistuck avatar Oct 01 '15 16:10 phistuck

I think, rather than add a new entry, we just need to reset (and generalize a bit) the exist entry named "DOM3 Keyboard Events". Can you reformulate your change to update this existing entry?

Specifically, updating the name from DOM3 to UI Events, and adding your prose about .key and .code, as well as changing the state back to Under Consideration.

travisleithead avatar Oct 29 '15 01:10 travisleithead

The chromestatus.com ID is problematic... Can you add support for multiple IDs (how would that even look?)? chromestatus.com has one ID for KeyboardEvent.code and one ID for KeyboardEvent.key, as they are shipped separately.

For my reference, this update keeps the same (ambiguous) ID -

  {
    "name": "UI Events Keyboard Events",
    "category": "User input",
    "link": "https://w3c.github.io/uievents/#interface-KeyboardEvent",
    "summary": "KeyboardEvent: keydown, keyup, keypress, as well as KeyboardEvent.code and an up to date KeyboardEvent.key.",
    "standardStatus": "Working draft or equivalent",
    "ieStatus": {
      "text": "Under Consideration",
      "iePrefixed": "",
      "ieUnprefixed": ""
    },
    "msdn": "",
    "wpd": "",
    "demo": "",
    "id": 4748790720364544
  },

phistuck avatar Oct 29 '15 06:10 phistuck

Works for me, but maybe @jacobrossi has strong feelings?

travisleithead avatar Oct 29 '15 14:10 travisleithead

@phistuck sorry this got stale. Both of these specs are shipped in Chrome. So I think we can just link to one of their IDs and it'll be ok. I don't think we'll have too many instances of many:1 relationships between the sites, so it's not really worth designing it to support that.

If that's good with you, can you just update this to resolve merge conflicts?

jacobrossi avatar Jan 27 '16 21:01 jacobrossi

Both of these specs are shipped in Chrome.

Only code is shipped. Or did you mean the actual specifications (also not completely shipped, I think)?

phistuck avatar Jan 27 '16 21:01 phistuck

Hmm. Alternatively, we could just list Chrome as "In Development" since the feature is only partially supported? I really don't like splitting it into two entries since they're so tightly related and we want to keep the granularity mostly coarse on Status.

jacobrossi avatar Apr 21 '16 21:04 jacobrossi