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[Custom]: SVG diagram accessibility (bugzilla: 27611) #170

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hayatoito opened this issue Jul 6, 2015 · 0 comments · Fixed by #405
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[Custom]: SVG diagram accessibility (bugzilla: 27611) #170

hayatoito opened this issue Jul 6, 2015 · 0 comments · Fixed by #405

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Title: [Custom]: SVG diagram accessibility (bugzilla: 27611)

Migrated from: https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=27611


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steve faulkner wrote on 2014-12-15 12:17:10 +0000.

"Appendix A: All Algorithms in One Diagram"
the svg Diagram is not accessible, will look into making it so.


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steve faulkner wrote on 2014-12-15 12:21:37 +0000.

http://w3c.github.io/webcomponents/spec/custom/#appendix-a

domenic added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2016
Notable changes:

- Implemented HTMLElement constructor using @rniwa's algorithm from #403.
- Rewrote element upgrading to use @rniwa's algorithm from #403, and incorporated it into the rest of the upgrading considerations.
- Got rid of the ability to extend SVGElement, thus allowing us to remove most mentions of namespaces from the spec.
- Removed createdCallback.
- Rewrote "registering elements":
  - Uses defineElement instead of registerElement
  - Preserves the constructor instead of grabbing the .prototype property and synthesizing a new constructor
  - No longer spread out over four separate algorithms plus registerElement; everything is now inline under defineElement
  - More precise about exactly how to get the custom element prototype and callbacks
- Rewrote createElement and createElementNS to be replacements instead of patches, and to call the author-supplied constructor.
- Removed the "All Algorithms in One Diagram" section since so many algorithms changed or were inlined into their callers.
- Removed the "Custom Elements and ECMAScript 6" section since it is very obsolete and does not reflect our current thinking.
- New and rewritten algorithms do not use the unorthodox INPUTS/OUTPUTS blocks, or capitalized variable names. This is kind of a nice marker of new vs. old content.

Notable things *not* substantially changed:

- Parser changes are not specced still, besides to say that they should construct the element using its constructor.
- Lifecycle callbacks were not changed, except for removing createdCallback.
- Type extensions were not removed (yet?); it seems better to have a modernized version of them that we atomically remove.
- Registries were not made available everywhere.

Closes #403. Closes #365. Closes #283. Closes #185. Closes #170. Closes #169. Closes #167. Closes #163. Closes #162. Closes #161. Closes #158. Clsoes #137 (modulo the fact that #165 is still open). Closes #134. Closes #133.
domenic added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2016
Notable changes:

- Implemented HTMLElement constructor using @rniwa's algorithm from #403.
- Rewrote element upgrading to use @rniwa's algorithm from #403, and incorporated it into the rest of the upgrading considerations.
- Got rid of the ability to extend SVGElement, thus allowing us to remove most mentions of namespaces from the spec.
- Removed createdCallback.
- Rewrote "registering elements":
  - Uses defineElement instead of registerElement
  - Preserves the constructor instead of grabbing the .prototype property and synthesizing a new constructor
  - No longer spread out over four separate algorithms plus registerElement; everything is now inline under defineElement
  - More precise about exactly how to get the custom element prototype and callbacks
- Rewrote createElement and createElementNS to be replacements instead of patches, and to call the author-supplied constructor.
- Removed the "All Algorithms in One Diagram" section since so many algorithms changed or were inlined into their callers.
- Removed the "Custom Elements and ECMAScript 6" section since it is very obsolete and does not reflect our current thinking.
- New and rewritten algorithms do not use the unorthodox INPUTS/OUTPUTS blocks, or capitalized variable names. This is kind of a nice marker of new vs. old content.

Notable things *not* substantially changed:

- Parser changes are not specced still, besides to say that they should construct the element using its constructor.
- Lifecycle callbacks were not changed, except for removing createdCallback.
- Type extensions were not removed (yet?); it seems better to have a modernized version of them that we atomically remove.
- Registries were not made available everywhere.

Closes #403. Closes #365. Closes #283. Closes #185. Closes #170. Closes #169. Closes #167. Closes #163. Closes #162. Closes #161. Closes #158. Clsoes #137 (modulo the fact that #165 is still open). Closes #134. Closes #133.
domenic added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2016
Notable changes:

- Implemented HTMLElement constructor using @rniwa's algorithm from #403.
- Rewrote element upgrading to use @rniwa's algorithm from #403, and incorporated it into the rest of the upgrading considerations.
- Got rid of the ability to extend SVGElement, thus allowing us to remove most mentions of namespaces from the spec.
- Removed createdCallback.
- Rewrote "registering elements":
  - Uses defineElement instead of registerElement
  - Preserves the constructor instead of grabbing the .prototype property and synthesizing a new constructor
  - No longer spread out over four separate algorithms plus registerElement; everything is now inline under defineElement
  - More precise about exactly how to get the custom element prototype and callbacks
- Rewrote createElement and createElementNS to be replacements instead of patches, and to call the author-supplied constructor.
- Removed the "All Algorithms in One Diagram" section since so many algorithms changed or were inlined into their callers.
- Removed the "Custom Elements and ECMAScript 6" section since it is very obsolete and does not reflect our current thinking.
- New and rewritten algorithms do not use the unorthodox INPUTS/OUTPUTS blocks, or capitalized variable names. This is kind of a nice marker of new vs. old content.

Notable things *not* substantially changed:

- Parser changes are not specced still, besides to say that they should construct the element using its constructor.
- Lifecycle callbacks were not changed, except for removing createdCallback.
- Type extensions were not removed (yet?); it seems better to have a modernized version of them that we atomically remove.
- Registries were not made available everywhere.

Closes #403. Closes #365. Closes #283. Closes #185. Closes #170. Closes #169. Closes #167. Closes #163. Closes #162. Closes #161. Closes #158. Closes #137 (modulo the fact that #165 is still open). Closes #134. Closes #133.
domenic added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2016
Notable changes:

- Implemented HTMLElement constructor using @rniwa's algorithm from #403.
- Rewrote element upgrading to use @rniwa's algorithm from #403, and incorporated it into the rest of the upgrading considerations.
- Got rid of the ability to extend SVGElement, thus allowing us to remove most mentions of namespaces from the spec.
- Removed createdCallback.
- Rewrote "registering elements":
  - Uses defineElement instead of registerElement
  - Preserves the constructor instead of grabbing the .prototype property and synthesizing a new constructor
  - No longer spread out over four separate algorithms plus registerElement; everything is now inline under defineElement
  - More precise about exactly how to get the custom element prototype and callbacks
- Rewrote createElement and createElementNS to be replacements instead of patches, and to call the author-supplied constructor.
- Removed the "All Algorithms in One Diagram" section since so many algorithms changed or were inlined into their callers.
- Removed the "Custom Elements and ECMAScript 6" section since it is very obsolete and does not reflect our current thinking.
- New and rewritten algorithms do not use the unorthodox INPUTS/OUTPUTS blocks, or capitalized variable names. This is kind of a nice marker of new vs. old content.

Notable things *not* substantially changed:

- Parser changes are not specced still, besides to say that they should construct the element using its constructor.
- Lifecycle callbacks were not changed, except for removing createdCallback.
- Type extensions were not removed (yet?); it seems better to have a modernized version of them that we atomically remove.
- Registries were not made available everywhere.

Closes #403. Closes #365. Closes #283. Closes #185. Closes #170. Closes #169. Closes #167. Closes #163. Closes #162. Closes #161. Closes #158. Closes #137 (modulo the fact that #165 is still open). Closes #134. Closes #133.
domenic added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 3, 2016
Notable changes:

- Implemented HTMLElement constructor using @rniwa's algorithm from #403.
- Rewrote element upgrading to use @rniwa's algorithm from #403, and incorporated it into the rest of the upgrading considerations.
- Got rid of the ability to extend SVGElement, thus allowing us to remove most mentions of namespaces from the spec.
- Removed createdCallback.
- Rewrote "registering elements":
  - Uses defineElement instead of registerElement
  - Preserves the constructor instead of grabbing the .prototype property and synthesizing a new constructor
  - No longer spread out over four separate algorithms plus registerElement; everything is now inline under defineElement
  - More precise about exactly how to get the custom element prototype and callbacks
- Rewrote createElement and createElementNS to be replacements instead of patches, and to call the author-supplied constructor.
- Removed the "All Algorithms in One Diagram" section since so many algorithms changed or were inlined into their callers.
- Removed the "Custom Elements and ECMAScript 6" section since it is very obsolete and does not reflect our current thinking.
- New and rewritten algorithms do not use the unorthodox INPUTS/OUTPUTS blocks, or capitalized variable names. This is kind of a nice marker of new vs. old content.
- I have taken over as spec editor for custom elements

Notable things *not* substantially changed:

- Parser changes are not specced still, besides to say that they should construct the element using its constructor.
- Lifecycle callbacks were not changed, except for removing createdCallback.
- Type extensions were not removed (yet?); it seems better to have a modernized version of them that we atomically remove.
- Registries were not made available everywhere.

Closes #403. Closes #365. Closes #283. Closes #185. Closes #170. Closes #169. Closes #167. Closes #163. Closes #162. Closes #161. Closes #158. Closes #137 (modulo the fact that #165 is still open). Closes #134. Closes #133.
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