Dumb Q: Where on the ES4 Wiki are draft spec pages???
On 19/03/2008, ToolmakerSteve98 <toolmakersteve98 at shawstudio.com> wrote:
WTF? I have no idea what i am now looking at. I click on various links. None show me anything interesting -or- are not accessible without logging in.
I want to see whatever there is so far of a spec -- what do I do???
I believe the public feature specs drafts are here: uri:http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=features_specs:feature_specs
Lars has posted some more for review here on es4-discuss though.
The library drafts that are "very clean" or accepted are on the wiki, as David points out.
More will appear there; I've been pressed for time. The library sections that have been discussed on this mailing list that I now consider clean enough to go up on the wiki are Function, Map, Name, and Namespace. Object is probably quite close; we're still discussing createProperty and whether/how that should affect getter/setter pairs.
Other parts of the spec are in development. They will be posted to this list and discussed here before they go up on the wiki.
--lars
-----Original Message----- From: es4-discuss-bounces at mozilla.org [mailto:es4-discuss-bounces at mozilla.org] On Behalf Of liorean Sent: 19. mars 2008 13:55 To: es4-discuss at mozilla.org Subject: Re: Dumb Q: Where on the ES4 Wiki are draft spec pages???
On 19/03/2008, ToolmakerSteve98 <toolmakersteve98 at shawstudio.com> wrote:
WTF? I have no idea what i am now looking at. I click on various links. None show me anything interesting -or- are not accessible without logging in.
I want to see whatever there is so far of a spec -- what do I do???
I believe the public feature specs drafts are here: <uri:features_specs:fea
ture_specs>
Thanks for the replies. I get it: not much there yet, because you are working on a clean pass over everything.
Fortunately, I found someone with a cached version of the Nov. 2006 draft.
I realize lots may have changed since then, but for my purposes it was what I needed right now: something that gave me a complete and DETAILED view, however out of date, so I could get a sense of the scope of ES4 and what the thinking behind it is. A good complement to the overview and whitepaper documents.
Best , ~TMSteve
I go to www.ecmascript.org. I click on specs link, takes me to docs.php. I click on ECMAScript Edition 4 Wiki.
WTF? I have no idea what i am now looking at. I click on various links. None show me anything interesting -or- are not accessible without logging in.
I want to see whatever there is so far of a spec -- what do I do???
~TMSteve