Steven Parkes
Steven Parkes
I was thinking it was actually clicking the wrong button. That's what that pull request talks about: there was a capy spec in that case that was failing for capy-envjs...
Thanks for narrowing it down. It's probably an envjs issue.
JS doesn't have a good way of dealing with arbitrary binary data. Strings are UTF8 and you can't stuff binary into them in general, so this is limitation of using...
Do you have an example of this? envjs does have some cookie support, but as you mention, there may be holes.
Okay. I'll see if I can track it down. It could take me some time to get to it. I'm not that familiar with the cookie code in envjs either....
At this point, I don't think I'm going to be able to look at this without a test that I can easily reproduce it with. Time's really tight. If you...
So, is there any consensus on this? Things like focus and blur are themselves going to be tough. I'm not sure about change: I don't use it that much and...
Change on a checkbox should be relatively easy. Just a lack of time. It's things related to I/O devices (mouse, keyboard) or that are layout-dependent that are difficult.
It's an env-js thing. The code is in src/window/event.js. That code is rather old and crufty. I've made patches to it to accommodate some low hanging fruit that I and...
I think this has been fixed in master but hasn't been released as a gem release (waiting on a compatible-capy release).