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Code-points, code-units, characters, oh my! #312

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marcoscaceres opened this issue Feb 20, 2017 · 5 comments
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Code-points, code-units, characters, oh my! #312

marcoscaceres opened this issue Feb 20, 2017 · 5 comments

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@marcoscaceres
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marcoscaceres commented Feb 20, 2017

As per, w3c/payment-request#322 and also in HTML, it seems that spec editors want to talk about "characters", as those things logically editorially make most sense.

It would be nice if WebIDL allowed talking about "characters" in the context of DOMString.

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annevk commented Feb 20, 2017

I think it's actually better to not talk about characters. We're slowly changing things around. Especially in the context of DOMString that would be extremely ambiguous.

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marcoscaceres commented Feb 20, 2017

That's fine - but need guidance. I tried the other two and got laughed at for using them wrong 👍

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annevk commented Feb 20, 2017

Yeah, that's whatwg/infra#1 basically. I have plan, but haven't made the time thus far.

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Ok, don't feel so bad now - and that's great to see! Thanks @annevk!

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tobie commented Feb 22, 2017

Seems this is in infra's realm. Closing here.

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