[whatwg] EDITORIAL - Suggested corrections
Ian Hickson
ian at hixie.ch
Fri Aug 28 12:43:19 PDT 2009
On Tue, 18 Aug 2009, Kevin Benson wrote:
>
> 4.4.3 The nav element
>
> "that are targetted at users"
>
> S//targeted//targetted// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 4.8.1 The figure element
>
> "<img src="promblem-packed-action.png" alt="ROUGH COPY!
> Promblem-Packed Action!">"
>
> S//problem//promblem// < - - (typo)
> S//Problem//Promblem// < - - (typo)
That's intentional.
> 4.8.10.6 Offsets into the media resource
>
> "even if the underling media data has"
>
> S//underlying//underling// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 4.8.10.7 The ready states
>
> "as the current playback position can never advanced in this case."
>
> S//advance//advanced// < - - (typo)
Fixed already.
> 4.10.6 The select element
>
> "fire a simple event tgat bubbles"
>
> S//that//tgat// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 4.10.10 The textarea element
>
> "fire a simple event that bubbls called"
>
> S//bubbles//bubbls// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 5.4.1 General
>
> "identifying or refering to the data defined"
>
> S//referring//refering// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 5.4.2 vCard
>
> "should have dix digits each"
>
> S//six//dix// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 5.4.2 vCard
>
> "(i.e., "LAT LON" ordering), in decimal degress."
>
> S//degrees//degress// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 5.4.3 vEvent
>
> "should have dix digits each"
>
> S//six//dix// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 5.4.3 vEvent
>
> "(i.e., "LAT LON" ordering), in decimal degress."
>
> S//degrees//degress// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 5.4.4.1 Examples
>
> "an embedded image entitiled My Pond,"
>
> S//entitled//entitiled// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 5.5 Converting HTML to other formats
>
> "upon which the vocaulary-specific conversions"
>
> S//vocabulary//vocaulary// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 5.5.4 iCalendar
>
> "consisting of a type type, a value value, and optinally an annotation,"
>
> S//optionally//optinally// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 5.5.5 Atom
>
> "Let id be a user-agent defined undereferencable yet globally unique
> absolute URL."
>
> S//undereferenceable//undereferencable// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 5.5.5 Atom
>
> "value of the href attribute of the first such a ot area element,"
>
> S//of//ot// < - - (typo)
Should have been "or", actually. Fixed.
> 6.4 Origin
>
> "for URLs that identify the same resouce,"
>
> S//resource//resouce// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 6.6 Timers
>
> "The WindowTimers interfaceadds to the Window interface"
>
> S//interface adds//interfaceadds// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
> 6.12.3.9 Link type "license"
>
> "<title>Exampl Pictures: Kissat</title>"
>
> S//Example Pictures//Exampl Pictures// < - - (typo)
This is intentional.
> 7.6 The accesskey attribute
>
> "assign a key combination of its chosing as the element's assigned access key"
>
> S//choosing//chosing// < - - (typo)
Fixed.
On Tue, 18 Aug 2009, Kevin Benson wrote:
>
> 2.1.5 Plugins
>
> "it is expected to be user-agent- and platform-specific. "
>
> S//platform- and user-agent specific//user-agent- and
> platform-specific// < - - (match usage of "user-agent specific"
> throughout)
Corrected the two occurances of "user-agent specific" as an adjective
phrase, which should have been "user-agent-specific".
> 2.4.5 Dates and times
>
> "Implementators are therefore encouraged to carefully examine any date
> parsing libraries"
>
> S//Implementors//Implementators// < - - (match usage throughout document)
Fixed.
> 2.6 Fetching resources
>
> "resource is to be obtained using a idempotent action"
>
> S//an idempotent//a idempotent// < - - ("using an ... action")
Fixed.
> 3.2.4 DOM tree accessors
>
> "A call to document.getElementById('example').getElementsByClassName('bbb
> ccc ') would return the same thing."
>
> S//('bbb ccc')//('bbb ccc ')// < - - (unintended whitespace assumed)
The space was intended to show that trailing spaces are ignored.
> 4.3.1 The script element
>
> "The exact processing details for these attributes is described below."
>
> S//are described//is described// < - - ("details ... are described")
Fixed.
> 4.8.11.1.9 Text
>
> "property-independent stylesheet syntax"
>
> S//style sheet//stylesheet// < - - (match usage throughout document
> when not used as keyword/element name)
Fixed.
> 4.8.14.2 Processing model
>
> "some other non-visible text, in a user-agent-defined fashion..."
>
> S//user-agent defined//user-agent-defined// < - - (match usage
> throughout document)
Fixed cases of "user-agent defined" used as adjective phrases throughout
the document.
> 4.10.4 The input element
>
> "table is non-normative and summarises which content attributes"
>
> S//summarizes//summarises// < - - (match the only other instance of usage)
Fixed.
> 4.10.4.1.17 Radio Button state
>
> "Either neither a nor b have a form owner, or they both have one and
> it is the same for both."
>
> S//Either a and b both have no form owner//Either neither a nor b have
> a form owner// < - - (rewrote "either neither")
What's wrong with either neither?
> 6.1.2 Auxiliary browsing contexts
>
> "contexts that are related to a top level browsing context"
>
> S//top-level browsing//top level browsing// < - - (match usage
> throughout document)
Fixed.
> 9.2 Parsing HTML documents
>
> "report more than one parse error condition if more than one parse
> error conditions exist in the document."
>
> S//condition exists//conditions exist// < - - ("report more than one"
> / "more than one ... exists")
Fixed.
> 11.4.1 Introduction
>
> "snippets below set the 'binding' property to a user-agent-defined value"
>
> S//user-agent defined//user-agent-defined// < - - (match usage
> throughout document)
Not an error.
> 11.4.10 The input element as a button
>
> "element's type attribute in a user-agent-defined (and probably
> locale-specific) fashion"
>
> S//user-agent defined//user-agent-defined// < - - (match usage
> throughout document)
Not an error.
Thanks!
Incidentally, the convention for substitution markers is usually:
s/old/new/
...as in:
s/teh/the/
(From the sed or perl convention.)
Cheers,
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