Component Model Brainstorming - Revision history

Dglazkov at 22:39, 28 July 2011

2011-07-28T22:39:56Z

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	** provide its own.		** provide its own.
	* '''Any of the shadows can be marked visible or hidden from the outside'''. Implementor of the shadow subtree can choose to mark it public. Public shadow subtrees are accessible from DOM via an array.		* '''Any of the shadows can be marked visible or hidden from the outside'''. Implementor of the shadow subtree can choose to mark it public. Public shadow subtrees are accessible from DOM via an array.

	~~[[Category:Proposals]]~~

Annevk: categorize

2011-01-26T12:57:30Z

categorize

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	** provide its own.		** provide its own.
	* '''Any of the shadows can be marked visible or hidden from the outside'''. Implementor of the shadow subtree can choose to mark it public. Public shadow subtrees are accessible from DOM via an array.		* '''Any of the shadows can be marked visible or hidden from the outside'''. Implementor of the shadow subtree can choose to mark it public. Public shadow subtrees are accessible from DOM via an array.

			[[Category:Proposals]]

Dglazkov: /* The Bladerunner Strawman */

2011-01-20T23:11:28Z

The Bladerunner Strawman

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	** accept existing shadow subtree of the superclass (with no access to it), or		** accept existing shadow subtree of the superclass (with no access to it), or
	** provide its own.		** provide its own.
	* '''Any of the shadows can be marked visible or hidden from the outside'''. Implementor of the shadow subtree can choose to mark it public~~, if they so desire~~.		* '''Any of the shadows can be marked visible or hidden from the outside'''. Implementor of the shadow subtree can choose to mark it public. Public shadow subtrees are accessible from DOM via an array.

Dglazkov: /* The Bladerunner Strawman */

2011-01-20T23:10:34Z

The Bladerunner Strawman

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	===The Bladerunner Strawman===		===The Bladerunner Strawman===
	* '''There are two distinct types of shadow DOM: element and decorator'''. Element shadow is given to the element at ~~its creation time~~ and is managed by element's own behavior. Decorator shadows can be added to/removed from the element at runtime.		* '''There are two distinct types of shadow DOM: element and decorator'''. Element shadow is given to the element at element construction and is managed by element's own behavior. Decorator shadows can be added to/removed from the element at runtime.
	* '''Only element shadow can have output ports'''. Unlike element shadows, decorator shadows can't have output ports. Decorators can't affect redistribution of children.		* '''Only element shadow can have output ports'''. Unlike element shadows, decorator shadows can't have output ports. Decorators can't affect redistribution of children.
	* '''Only subclasses of the element can override element shadow DOM'''. In order to override the shadow DOM of the element, you must subclass the element, thus introducing a new custom element. This obviously implies that a DOM element can be subclassed -- a feature that is not part of any DOM spec.		* '''Only subclasses of the element can override element shadow DOM'''. In order to override the shadow DOM of the element, you must subclass the element, thus introducing a new custom element. This obviously implies that a DOM element can be subclassed -- a feature that is not part of any DOM spec.

Dglazkov: /* The Bladerunner Strawman */

2011-01-20T23:09:19Z

The Bladerunner Strawman

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	** accept existing shadow subtree of the superclass (with no access to it), or		** accept existing shadow subtree of the superclass (with no access to it), or
	** provide its own.		** provide its own.
	* '''Any of the shadows can be marked visible or hidden ~~to public~~'''. Implementor of the shadow subtree can choose to mark it public, if they so desire.		* '''Any of the shadows can be marked visible or hidden from the outside'''. Implementor of the shadow subtree can choose to mark it public, if they so desire.

Dglazkov: /* The Bladerunner Strawman */

2011-01-20T23:08:56Z

The Bladerunner Strawman

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	** accept existing shadow subtree of the superclass (with no access to it), or		** accept existing shadow subtree of the superclass (with no access to it), or
	** provide its own.		** provide its own.
			* '''Any of the shadows can be marked visible or hidden to public'''. Implementor of the shadow subtree can choose to mark it public, if they so desire.

Dglazkov: /* The Bladerunner Strawman */

2011-01-20T23:04:34Z

The Bladerunner Strawman

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	===The Bladerunner Strawman===		===The Bladerunner Strawman===
	* '''There are two distinct types of shadow DOM: element and decorator'''. Element shadow is given to the element at its creation time and is managed by element's own behavior. Decorator shadows can be added to/removed from the element at runtime.		* '''There are two distinct types of shadow DOM: element and decorator'''. Element shadow is given to the element at its creation time and is managed by element's own behavior. Decorator shadows can be added to/removed from the element at runtime.
	* '''Only element shadow can have output ~~port~~'''. Unlike element shadows, decorator shadows can't have output ports. Decorators can't affect redistribution of children.		* '''Only element shadow can have output ports'''. Unlike element shadows, decorator shadows can't have output ports. Decorators can't affect redistribution of children.
	* '''Only subclasses of the element can override element shadow DOM'''. In order to override the shadow DOM of the element, you must subclass the element as a custom element.		* '''Only subclasses of the element can override element shadow DOM'''. In order to override the shadow DOM of the element, you must subclass the element, thus introducing a new custom element. This obviously implies that a DOM element can be subclassed -- a feature that is not part of any DOM spec.
			* '''There is no chaining or inheritance across element shadows'''. Since an element can only have one shadow DOM subtree bound to it, there are only two options for the element:
			** accept existing shadow subtree of the superclass (with no access to it), or
			** provide its own.

Dglazkov: moved ComponentModelBrainstorming to Component Model Brainstorming

2011-01-20T22:51:53Z

moved ComponentModelBrainstorming to Component Model Brainstorming

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Dglazkov: /* The Bladerunner Strawman */

2011-01-20T22:51:29Z

The Bladerunner Strawman

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	* '''Non-dynamic rules''': Changing this attribute results in node redistribution, which is not the case for this strawman (see [http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/XBL2UseCases#Dynamicity_of_Rules Dynamicity of Rules] use case).		* '''Non-dynamic rules''': Changing this attribute results in node redistribution, which is not the case for this strawman (see [http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/XBL2UseCases#Dynamicity_of_Rules Dynamicity of Rules] use case).

	==The Bladerunner Strawman==		===The Bladerunner Strawman===
	* '''There are two distinct types of shadow DOM: element and decorator'''. Element shadow is given to the element at its creation time and is managed by element's own behavior. Decorator shadows can be added to/removed from the element at runtime.		* '''There are two distinct types of shadow DOM: element and decorator'''. Element shadow is given to the element at its creation time and is managed by element's own behavior. Decorator shadows can be added to/removed from the element at runtime.
	* '''Only element shadow can have output port'''. Unlike element shadows, decorator shadows can't have output ports. Decorators can't affect redistribution of children.		* '''Only element shadow can have output port'''. Unlike element shadows, decorator shadows can't have output ports. Decorators can't affect redistribution of children.
	* '''Only subclasses of the element can override element shadow DOM'''. In order to override the shadow DOM of the element, you must subclass the element as a custom element.		* '''Only subclasses of the element can override element shadow DOM'''. In order to override the shadow DOM of the element, you must subclass the element as a custom element.

Dglazkov: /* =The Bladerunner Strawman */

2011-01-20T22:51:17Z

=The Bladerunner Strawman

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	* '''Non-dynamic rules''': Changing this attribute results in node redistribution, which is not the case for this strawman (see [http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/XBL2UseCases#Dynamicity_of_Rules Dynamicity of Rules] use case).		* '''Non-dynamic rules''': Changing this attribute results in node redistribution, which is not the case for this strawman (see [http://wiki.whatwg.org/wiki/XBL2UseCases#Dynamicity_of_Rules Dynamicity of Rules] use case).

	===The Bladerunner Strawman==		==The Bladerunner Strawman==
	* '''There are two distinct types of shadow DOM: element and decorator'''. Element shadow is given to the element at its creation time and is managed by element's own behavior. Decorator shadows can be added to/removed from the element at runtime.		* '''There are two distinct types of shadow DOM: element and decorator'''. Element shadow is given to the element at its creation time and is managed by element's own behavior. Decorator shadows can be added to/removed from the element at runtime.
	* '''Only element shadow can have output port'''. Unlike element shadows, decorator shadows can't have output ports. Decorators can't affect redistribution of children.		* '''Only element shadow can have output port'''. Unlike element shadows, decorator shadows can't have output ports. Decorators can't affect redistribution of children.
	* '''Only subclasses of the element can override element shadow DOM'''. In order to override the shadow DOM of the element, you must subclass the element as a custom element.		* '''Only subclasses of the element can override element shadow DOM'''. In order to override the shadow DOM of the element, you must subclass the element as a custom element.