[html5] r1881 - [e] (0) Now that we've split Window in two, there are some places where we need [...]

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Author: ianh
Date: 2008-07-15 13:42:31 -0700 (Tue, 15 Jul 2008)
New Revision: 1881

Modified:
   index
   source
Log:
[e] (0) Now that we've split Window in two, there are some places where we need to refer to the other interface.

Modified: index
===================================================================
--- index	2008-07-15 11:25:13 UTC (rev 1880)
+++ index	2008-07-15 20:42:31 UTC (rev 1881)
@@ -31017,9 +31017,10 @@
   <p>A <a href="#script2">script execution context</a> always has an
    associated <a href="#browsing1">browsing context</a>, known as the <dfn
    id=script3>script browsing context</dfn>. If the <a href="#script2">script
-   execution context</a> is a <code><a href="#window">Window</a></code>
-   object, then that object's <a href="#browsing1">browsing context</a> is
-   it. Otherwise, the <a href="#script2">script execution context</a> is
+   execution context</a> is a <code><a
+   href="#windowbrowsingcontext">WindowBrowsingContext</a></code> object,
+   then that object's <a href="#browsing1">browsing context</a> is it.
+   Otherwise, the <a href="#script2">script execution context</a> is
    associated explicitly with a <a href="#browsing1">browsing context</a>
    when it is created.
 

Modified: source
===================================================================
--- source	2008-07-15 11:25:13 UTC (rev 1880)
+++ source	2008-07-15 20:42:31 UTC (rev 1881)
@@ -28558,10 +28558,10 @@
   <p>A <span>script execution context</span> always has an associated
   <span>browsing context</span>, known as the <dfn>script browsing
   context</dfn>. If the <span>script execution context</span> is a
-  <code>Window</code> object, then that object's <span>browsing
-  context</span> is it. Otherwise, the <span>script execution
-  context</span> is associated explicitly with a <span>browsing
-  context</span> when it is created.</p>
+  <code>WindowBrowsingContext</code> object, then that object's
+  <span>browsing context</span> is it. Otherwise, the <span>script
+  execution context</span> is associated explicitly with a
+  <span>browsing context</span> when it is created.</p>
 
   <p>It is said that <dfn>scripting is disabled</dfn> in a
   <span>script execution context</span> when any of the following