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Add pointerrawupdate as a ContinuousEvent #23

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Expand Up @@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ <h2>ContinuousEvents</h2>
<p class="note">The distinction between <a>ContinuousEvents</a> and other event types exists in order to prevent script from yielding too often. Under normal circumstances, a user moving their pointer around on a document wouldn’t expect that to have any effect on performance so by default these events are excluded from <a data-link-for="Scheduling">isInputPending</a>. However, there may be times when a document wants to yield for these events.</p>
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<h3><dfn data-lt="ContinuousEvents">ContinuousEvent</dfn></h3>
<p>An event MUST be considered a <code>ContinuousEvent</code> if it is a <dfn data-cite="dom#dom-event-istrusted">trusted event</dfn> of type <dfn data-cite="uievents#event-type-mousemove">mousemove</dfn>, <dfn data-cite="uievents#event-type-wheel">wheel</dfn>, <dfn data-cite="touch-events#the-touchmove-event">touchmove</dfn>, <dfn data-cite="html#dragevent">drag</dfn>, or <dfn data-cite="pointerevents#the-pointermove-event">pointermove</dfn> or a child of any of those. A user agent MAY consider other trusted events that are of a specific type and are children of <a>UIEvent</a> or <a>TouchEvent</a> to be a <code>ContinuousEvent</code> as long as those specific types are consistent for that user agent and that all events of those types or children of those types are considered <code>ContinuousEvents</code>.</p>
<p>An event MUST be considered a <code>ContinuousEvent</code> if it is a <dfn data-cite="dom#dom-event-istrusted">trusted event</dfn> of type <dfn data-cite="uievents#event-type-mousemove">mousemove</dfn>, <dfn data-cite="uievents#event-type-wheel">wheel</dfn>, <dfn data-cite="touch-events#the-touchmove-event">touchmove</dfn>, <dfn data-cite="html#dragevent">drag</dfn>, <dfn data-cite="pointerevents3#the-pointermove-event">pointermove</dfn>, or <dfn data-cite="pointerevents3#the-pointerrawupdate-event">pointerrawupdate</dfn> or a child of any of those. A user agent MAY consider other trusted events that are of a specific type and are children of <a>UIEvent</a> or <a>TouchEvent</a> to be a <code>ContinuousEvent</code> as long as those specific types are consistent for that user agent and that all events of those types or children of those types are considered <code>ContinuousEvents</code>.</p>
<p class="note">All of event types that are considered to be <code>ContinuousEvents</code> are specified in such a way where they are fired successively, and the user agent is encouraged to fire the events at a rate specific for the user agent and platform. The language about a user agent being able to include other event types is there so user agents that have nonstandard events that are defined in a similar manner may also be considered to be <code>ContinuousEvents</code>.</p>
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