add srcset test

[patrickkettner]

fixes #661, since <picture> seems to be being abandoned.~

edit: struck out unnecessary speculative information.

[ryanseddon]

Not really necessary to use a function just pass the boolean to addTest

Modernizr.addTest('srcset', 'srcset' in createElement('img'));

[patrickkettner]

pft, wtf is this.

thanks for catching that

[roblarsen]

Fwiw <picture> is staging a comeback. Latest: http://geekhood.net/picture-element.html

[patrickkettner]

Sorry, that was too presumptive of me to say without being more embedded with the RICG. My point was more that until a browser ships, or announces an intent-to-ship of the <picture> element, I don't think it is a good idea to have it in Modernizr.

src-N is being implemented by firefox and blink, and webkit already has srcset. Therefore, we should have tests for these.

Thank you very much for correcting me, however. I really don't want to be the source of misinformation.

[roblarsen]

Yeah, it's actually a very late development so you'd have to be following it day-to-day to know where that whole mess had gotten to. src-N was called an abomination against all that's holy or something similar by webkit and that put the brakes on it (blink won't implement without webkit doing so as well). Much table-flipping happened and people went back to the drawing board. Improbably <picture> came out of the fog, reanimated and full of promise.

[patrickkettner]

where has blink said they wouldn't implement src-n without webkit doing so?

[roblarsen]

Unfortunately, src-N is no-go because WebKit refuses to implement it. Now, it's possible you'll convince them that it's not "a grotesque perversion of the HTML language" (which does seems a bit hyperbolic), but that seems unlikely to happen in the near term. Given the tenor of that discussion, I'd expect we'll need to come up with a new approach and involve stakeholders from the WebKit community earlier in the design process.

http://lists.whatwg.org/htdig.cgi/whatwg-whatwg.org/2013-November/041397.html

[patrickkettner]

well snap.

hot drama, indeed.