Missing interface terms and reference to DOM standard added #321
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This update completes the list in the terminology with (base) IDL terms that the specification references such as EventTarget, EventHandler, etc. This also means that the DOM standard now appears in the list of normative references.
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LGTM. Thanks! Good to know that changes to references would require another CR publication. |
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Thanks! There's always room for interpretation. For instance, I expect we'll drop one of the references to HTML5/HTML5.1 at some point and that should not create any problem. |
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LGTM |
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Preparing the document for publication as Candidate Recommendation, I noticed that the spec did not reference the DOM standard, whereas it uses some of its interfaces.
This update completes the list in the terminology with (base) IDL terms that the specification references such as EventTarget, EventHandler, etc.
Note it is strongly recommended to sort out the list of normative references before publication as Candidate Recommendation (any change to the list of normative references is by definition "normative", and normative changes to a Candidate Recommendation normally require another publication as Candidate Recommendation).
@anssiko or @mfoltzgoogle, could you review this as soon as possible and merge? Thanks!