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GPHemsley: +spec

2012-11-10T16:11:43Z

+spec

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	{{obsolete}}		{{obsolete\|spec=[http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/tree-construction.html#tree-construction HTML Standard: Tree construction] and [http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/tokenization.html#tokenization HTML Standard: Tokenization]}}

	tokeniser:		tokeniser:

Annevk at 15:42, 10 November 2012

2012-11-10T15:42:48Z

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			{{obsolete}}

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	* move the insertion mode flag to before the tokeniser ✓‬		* move the insertion mode flag to before the tokeniser ✓‬

Hixie at 12:39, 5 April 2008

2008-04-05T12:39:43Z

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	'''"in body":'''		'''"in body":'''
	* "math" element:		* "math" element:
	*# insert math element in mathml ~~namespace~~		*# insert math element in mathml namespace✓‬
	*# switch to "in namespace", with secondary mode set to whatever insertion mode used to be		*# switch to "in namespace", with secondary mode set to whatever insertion mode used to be✓‬
	*# if the tag had a closing slash, imply a closing tag with the same tag ~~name~~		*# if the tag had a closing slash, imply a closing tag with the same tag name✓‬
	* "svg" element		* "svg" element
	*# insert svg element in svg ~~namespace~~		*# insert svg element in svg namespace✓‬
	*# switch to "in namespace", with secondary mode set to whatever insertion mode used to be		*# switch to "in namespace", with secondary mode set to whatever insertion mode used to be✓‬
	*# if the tag had a closing slash, imply a closing tag with the same tag ~~name~~		*# if the tag had a closing slash, imply a closing tag with the same tag name✓‬

	'''"in namespace":'''		'''"in namespace":'''

Hixie at 12:13, 5 April 2008

2008-04-05T12:13:58Z

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	** make it a parse error for end tags to have this slash ✓		** make it a parse error for end tags to have this slash ✓
	** change the definition of "permitted slash" paragraph to instead say "if a start tag is emitted with the self-closing flag set, and the token is processed by the tree construction stage without that flag being acknowledged, then there is a parse error". ✓		** change the definition of "permitted slash" paragraph to instead say "if a start tag is emitted with the self-closing flag set, and the token is processed by the tree construction stage without that flag being acknowledged, then there is a parse error". ✓
	** change the handling of the void elements "in body" and "in head" (anywhere else?) to acknowledge the self-closing flag.		** change the handling of the void elements "in body" and "in head" (anywhere else?) to acknowledge the self-closing flag. ✓‬
	* we add all the MathML entities to the entity list.		* we add all the MathML entities to the entity list.

Hixie at 12:06, 5 April 2008

2008-04-05T12:06:07Z

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	tokeniser:		tokeniser:
	* move the insertion mode flag to before the tokeniser ✓‬		* move the insertion mode flag to before the tokeniser ✓‬
	* tokeniser changes so that when insertion mode is "in namespace", support CDATA blocks.		* tokeniser changes so that when insertion mode is "in namespace", support CDATA blocks. ✓‬
	** add a paragraph to the "Markup declaration open state" saying that if the next seven characters match "[CDATA[", and the insertion mode is "in namespace", and the current node is not html nor either <mi>, <mo>, <mn>, <ms>, <mtext> in mathml, nor <foreignObject>, <desc>, <title> in svg, then you switch to a state that emits character tokens until it hits "]]>".		** add a paragraph to the "Markup declaration open state" saying that if the next seven characters match "[CDATA[", and the insertion mode is "in namespace", and the current node is not html nor either <mi>, <mo>, <mn>, <ms>, <mtext> in mathml, nor <foreignObject>, <desc>, <title> in svg, then you switch to a state that emits character tokens until it hits "]]>". ✓‬
	* tokeniser keeps track of /> endings.		* tokeniser keeps track of /> endings.
	** add a new tokeniser state which you go to when hitting a / instead of going to the "before attribute name state". This new state has just two exits -- one for ">", which sets a flag saying that the tag is self-closing, and one for anything else, which has a parse error and reconsumes in the "before attribute name state". ✓‬		** add a new tokeniser state which you go to when hitting a / instead of going to the "before attribute name state". This new state has just two exits -- one for ">", which sets a flag saying that the tag is self-closing, and one for anything else, which has a parse error and reconsumes in the "before attribute name state". ✓‬

Hixie at 11:51, 5 April 2008

2008-04-05T11:51:02Z

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	** add a paragraph to the "Markup declaration open state" saying that if the next seven characters match "[CDATA[", and the insertion mode is "in namespace", and the current node is not html nor either <mi>, <mo>, <mn>, <ms>, <mtext> in mathml, nor <foreignObject>, <desc>, <title> in svg, then you switch to a state that emits character tokens until it hits "]]>".		** add a paragraph to the "Markup declaration open state" saying that if the next seven characters match "[CDATA[", and the insertion mode is "in namespace", and the current node is not html nor either <mi>, <mo>, <mn>, <ms>, <mtext> in mathml, nor <foreignObject>, <desc>, <title> in svg, then you switch to a state that emits character tokens until it hits "]]>".
	* tokeniser keeps track of /> endings.		* tokeniser keeps track of /> endings.
	** add a new tokeniser state which you go to when hitting a / instead of going to the "before attribute name state". This new state has just two exits -- one for ">", which sets a flag saying that the tag is self-closing, and one for anything else, which has a parse error and reconsumes in the "before attribute name state".		** add a new tokeniser state which you go to when hitting a / instead of going to the "before attribute name state". This new state has just two exits -- one for ">", which sets a flag saying that the tag is self-closing, and one for anything else, which has a parse error and reconsumes in the "before attribute name state". ✓‬
	** make it a parse error for end tags to have this slash ✓		** make it a parse error for end tags to have this slash ✓
	** change the definition of "permitted slash" paragraph to instead say "if a start tag is emitted with the self-closing flag set, and the token is processed by the tree construction stage without that flag being acknowledged, then there is a parse error". ✓		** change the definition of "permitted slash" paragraph to instead say "if a start tag is emitted with the self-closing flag set, and the token is processed by the tree construction stage without that flag being acknowledged, then there is a parse error". ✓

Hixie at 11:42, 5 April 2008

2008-04-05T11:42:30Z

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	* tokeniser keeps track of /> endings.		* tokeniser keeps track of /> endings.
	** add a new tokeniser state which you go to when hitting a / instead of going to the "before attribute name state". This new state has just two exits -- one for ">", which sets a flag saying that the tag is self-closing, and one for anything else, which has a parse error and reconsumes in the "before attribute name state".		** add a new tokeniser state which you go to when hitting a / instead of going to the "before attribute name state". This new state has just two exits -- one for ">", which sets a flag saying that the tag is self-closing, and one for anything else, which has a parse error and reconsumes in the "before attribute name state".
	** make it a parse error for end tags to have this slash		** make it a parse error for end tags to have this slash ✓
	** change the definition of "permitted slash" paragraph to instead say "if a start tag is emitted with the self-closing flag set, and the token is processed by the tree construction stage without that flag being acknowledged, then there is a parse error".		** change the definition of "permitted slash" paragraph to instead say "if a start tag is emitted with the self-closing flag set, and the token is processed by the tree construction stage without that flag being acknowledged, then there is a parse error". ✓
	** change the handling of the void elements "in body" and "in head" (anywhere else?) to acknowledge the self-closing flag.		** change the handling of the void elements "in body" and "in head" (anywhere else?) to acknowledge the self-closing flag.
	* we add all the MathML entities to the entity list.		* we add all the MathML entities to the entity list.

Hixie at 11:29, 5 April 2008

2008-04-05T11:29:06Z

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	resetting appropriately:		resetting appropriately:
	* if node is in a namespace other than html, "in namespace"		* if node is in a namespace other than html, "in namespace" ✓‬

	'''"in body":'''		'''"in body":'''

Hixie at 11:17, 5 April 2008

2008-04-05T11:17:22Z

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	tokeniser:		tokeniser:
	* move the insertion mode flag to before the tokeniser		* move the insertion mode flag to before the tokeniser ✓‬
	* tokeniser changes so that when insertion mode is "in namespace", support CDATA blocks.		* tokeniser changes so that when insertion mode is "in namespace", support CDATA blocks.
	** add a paragraph to the "Markup declaration open state" saying that if the next seven characters match "[CDATA[", and the insertion mode is "in namespace", and the current node is not html nor either <mi>, <mo>, <mn>, <ms>, <mtext> in mathml, nor <foreignObject>, <desc>, <title> in svg, then you switch to a state that emits character tokens until it hits "]]>".		** add a paragraph to the "Markup declaration open state" saying that if the next seven characters match "[CDATA[", and the insertion mode is "in namespace", and the current node is not html nor either <mi>, <mo>, <mn>, <ms>, <mtext> in mathml, nor <foreignObject>, <desc>, <title> in svg, then you switch to a state that emits character tokens until it hits "]]>".
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	syntax:		syntax:
	* add a kind of element for those elements not in the HTML namespace		* add a kind of element for those elements not in the HTML namespace ✓‬
	* add a definition for how tags work for those elements to the Tags paragraph, including mentioning that start tags can be marked as self-closing, in which case there must not be a matching end tag		* add a definition for how tags work for those elements to the Tags paragraph, including mentioning that start tags can be marked as self-closing, in which case there must not be a matching end tag ✓‬
	* define what these elements can contain in the subsequent paragraphs, including cdata; nothing if the start tag is marked self-closing		* define what these elements can contain in the subsequent paragraphs, including cdata; nothing if the start tag is marked self-closing ✓‬
	* add the definition of the /> syntax to the start tag bit, "self-closing" start tag		* add the definition of the /> syntax to the start tag bit, "self-closing" start tag ✓‬
	* define cdata blocks		* define cdata blocks ✓‬

	content models:		content models:
	* define MathML's <math> element as phrasing		* define MathML's <math> element as phrasing ✓‬
	* define SVG's <svg> as embedded		* define SVG's <svg> as embedded ✓‬

Hixie at 10:33, 5 April 2008

2008-04-05T10:33:55Z

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	* add a kind of element for those elements not in the HTML namespace		* add a kind of element for those elements not in the HTML namespace
	* add a definition for how tags work for those elements to the Tags paragraph, including mentioning that start tags can be marked as self-closing, in which case there must not be a matching end tag		* add a definition for how tags work for those elements to the Tags paragraph, including mentioning that start tags can be marked as self-closing, in which case there must not be a matching end tag
	* define what these elements can contain in the subsequent paragraphs, nothing if the start tag is marked self-closing		* define what these elements can contain in the subsequent paragraphs, including cdata; nothing if the start tag is marked self-closing
	* add the definition of the /> syntax to the start tag bit, "self-closing" start tag		* add the definition of the /> syntax to the start tag bit, "self-closing" start tag
			* define cdata blocks

	content models:		content models: