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@travisleithead @arronei continuing #21, I have definitions for Init's, but am missing for the non Init form of a few things.
e.g. between
dictionary CookieInit { USVString name; };
[Constructor((CookieInit or USVString) cookie), Exposed=Window] interface Cookie { readonly attribute USVString name; };
name is defined for CookieInit, but not for Cookie, despite sharing the same definition, via
name
Cookie
<li><dfn for='CookieInit' dict-member>name</dfn> is blahblahblah.</li>
Should I be repeating the definitions? or is what I have expected?
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Yeah, you need to have a separate dfn for the interface's name attribute.
dfn
<dfn for='Cookie' attribute>name</dfn>
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@travisleithead so that means I have to literally copy and paste the same dfns in order to do what I want?
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@travisleithead @arronei continuing #21, I have definitions for Init's, but am missing for the non Init form of a few things.
e.g. between
name
is defined for CookieInit, but not forCookie
, despite sharing the same definition, viaShould I be repeating the definitions? or is what I have expected?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: