diff --git a/index.html b/index.html index 88179a51..899ab5b3 100644 --- a/index.html +++ b/index.html @@ -8093,37 +8093,36 @@

Input state

To get the input state given session -and browsing context: +and top-level traversable:

    -

  1. Assert: browsing context is a top-level browsing +

  2. Assert: top-level traversable is a top-level browsing context.

  3. Let input state map be session's browsing context input state map.

  4. If input state map does not - [=map/exist|contain=] browsing context, set input - state map[browsing context] to create an input + [=map/exist|contain=] top-level traversable, set input + state map[top-level traversable] to create an input state. -

  5. Return input state map[browsing - context]. +

  6. Return input state map[top-level traversable].

To reset the input state given session -and browsing context: +and top-level traversable:

    -

  1. Assert: browsing context is a top-level browsing +

  2. Assert: top-level traversable is a top-level browsing context.

  3. Let input state map be session's browsing context input state map. -

  4. If input state map[browsing context] - [=map/exists=], then [=remove=] input state map[browsing - context]. +

  5. If input state map[top-level + traversable] [=map/exists=], then [=remove=] + input state map[top-level traversable].

To create an input state: @@ -8286,7 +8285,7 @@

Ticks

content observable effects that must be consistent across implementations. To accommodate this, the specification requires that remote ends perform implementation-specific action - dispatch steps on a browsing context context, + dispatch steps on a navigable context, and a list of events and their properties. These steps must be equivalent to performing the given input device manipulations on context, such that trusted events corresponding to the @@ -8341,10 +8340,16 @@

Processing actions

To get coordinates relative to an origin given source, x offset, y offset, -origin, browsing context, and actions +origin, target navigable, and actions options:

    +

  1. Let top-level traversable be target + navigable&pos;s [=navigable/top-level traversable=]. + +

  2. Let origin navigable be target + navigable. +

  3. Run the substeps of the first matching value of origin

    @@ -8371,12 +8376,36 @@

    Processing actions

+
An Object where getting a property + named "type" results in "viewport" +
+
    +

  1. Let origin navigable id be the result + of getting a property named "context" + from origin. + +

  2. Set origin navigable to the result of + trying to [=get a navigable=] with + origin navigable. + +

  3. If origin navigable is no longer open, + return error with error code no such window. + +

  4. If origin navigable&pos;s [=navigable/top-level + traversable=] is not equal to top-level traversable, + the return error with error code no such frame. + +

  5. Let x equal x offset and + y equal y offset. +

+
+
Otherwise

  1. Let element be the result of trying to run actions options' get element origin - steps with origin and browsing context. + steps with origin and target navigable.

  2. If element is null, return error with error code no such element. @@ -8392,9 +8421,43 @@

    Processing actions

+

  • Let (x, y) be convert to top-level + traversable viewport coordinates with origin + navigable, x, and y. +

  • Return (x, y) +

    To convert to top-level traversable viewport coordinates +given origin navigable, x and y: + +

      +

    1. Let navigable be origin navigable. + +

    2. While navigable is not null: + +

        + +

      1. Let container to the [=navigable/container=] of navigable. + +

      2. If container is null then break. + +

      3. Let rectangle be the first element of the {{DOMRect}} sequence + returned by calling {{Element/getClientRects()}} on element. + + Note: this is phrased as calling a DOM method, but should be + interpreted as invoking the underlying algorithm used to implement that DOM method. + +

      4. Set x to x + rectangle's x coordinate. + +

      5. Set y to y + rectangle's y coordinate. + +

      6. Set navigable to the the [=navigable/parent=] of navigable. +

      + +

    3. Return the tuple (x, y). +

    +

    To extract an action sequence given input state, parameters, and actions options: @@ -8973,9 +9036,10 @@

    Processing actions

    origin equal "viewport".

  • If origin is not equal to "viewport" - or "pointer", and actions options is - element origin steps given origin return false, - return error with error code invalid argument. + or "pointer", and the actions options + is element origin steps given origin return false, + return error with error code invalid + argument.

  • Set the origin property of action to origin. @@ -9142,15 +9206,15 @@

    Dispatching actions

    To dispatch actions given input -state, actions by tick, browsing -context, and actions options: +state, actions by tick, target navigable, +and actions options:

    1. Wait for an action queue token with input state.

    2. Let actions result be the result of dispatch actions inner with input state, actions by - tick, browsing context, and actions options. + tick, target navigable, and actions options.

    3. Dequeue input state's actions queue.

      Assert: this returns token @@ -9159,23 +9223,20 @@

      Dispatching actions

    To dispatch actions inner given input -state, actions by tick, browsing -context, and actions options: +state, actions by tick, target navigable, +and actions options:

    1. For each item tick actions in actions by tick:

        -
      1. If browsing context is no longer open, return - error with error code no such window. -

      2. Let tick duration be the result of computing the tick duration with argument tick actions.

      3. Try to dispatch tick actions with input state, tick actions, tick duration, - browsing context, and actions options. + target navigable, and actions options.

      4. Wait until the following conditions are all met: @@ -9226,12 +9287,15 @@

        Dispatching actions

        To dispatch tick actions given input state, tick actions, tick duration, - browsing context, and actions options: + target navigable, and actions options:

        1. For each action object in tick actions:

            +
          1. If target navigable is no longer open, return + error with error code no such window. +

          2. Let input id be equal to the value of action object's id property. @@ -9249,6 +9313,9 @@

            Dispatching actions

          3. Let subtype be action object's subtype. +

          4. Let top-level traversable be target + navigable's top-level traversable. +

          5. Let algorithm be the value of the column dispatch action algorithm from the following table where the source type column is source type and @@ -9271,8 +9338,9 @@

            Dispatching actions

          6. Try to run algorithm with arguments action object, source, global key - state, tick duration, browsing - context, and actions options. + state, tick duration, top-level + traversable , target navigable, and actions + options.

          7. If subtype is "keyDown", append a copy of action object with the subtype @@ -9290,7 +9358,7 @@

            Dispatching actions

          To dispatch a list of actions given input -state, actions, browsing context, +state, actions, target navigable, and actions options:

        @@ -9316,7 +9384,8 @@

        General actions

        To dispatch a pause action given action object, source, global key state, tick duration, -browsing context, and actions options: +top-level traversable, target navigable, +and actions options:

        1. Return success with data null. @@ -9587,8 +9656,9 @@

          Keyboard actions

          To dispatch a keyDown action given action -object, source, global key state, tick -duration, browsing context, and actions options: +object, source, global key state, +tick duration, top-level traversable, +target navigable, and actions options:

          1. Let raw key be equal to the @@ -9629,7 +9699,7 @@

            Keyboard actions

            property.

          2. Perform implementation-specific action dispatch steps - on browsing context equivalent to pressing a key on the + on top-level traversable equivalent to pressing a key on the keyboard in accordance with the requirements of [[UI-EVENTS]], and producing the following events, as appropriate, with the specified properties. This will always produce events including at least @@ -9689,8 +9759,8 @@

            Keyboard actions

            To dispatch a keyUp action given, action object, source, global key state, -tick duration, browsing context, -and actions options: +tick duration, top-level traversable, +target navigable, and actions options:

            1. Let raw key be equal to @@ -9731,7 +9801,7 @@

              Keyboard actions

              from sources's pressed property.

            2. Perform implementation-specific action dispatch steps - on browsing context equivalent to releasing a key on the + on top-level traversable equivalent to releasing a key on the keyboard in accordance with the requirements of [[UI-EVENTS]], and producing at least the following events with the specified properties: @@ -9767,8 +9837,8 @@

              Pointer actions

              To dispatch a pointerDown action given action object, source, global key - state, tick duration, browsing context, - and actions options: + state, tick duration, top-level traversable, + target navigable, and actions options:

              1. Let pointerType be equal to @@ -9818,7 +9888,7 @@

                Pointer actions

                azimuthAngle property.

              2. Perform implementation-specific action dispatch steps - on browsing context equivalent to pressing the button + on top-level traversable equivalent to pressing the button numbered button on the pointer with pointerId equal to source's pointerId, having type pointerType at viewport x coordinate x, @@ -9843,8 +9913,8 @@

                Pointer actions

                To dispatch a pointerUp action given, action object, source, global key -state, tick duration, browsing context, -and actions options: +state, tick duration, top-level traversable, +target navigable, and actions options:

                1. Let pointerType be equal to @@ -9869,7 +9939,7 @@

                  Pointer actions

                  property.

                2. Perform implementation-specific action dispatch steps - on browsing context equivalent to releasing the button + on top-level traversable equivalent to releasing the button numbered button on the pointer with pointerId equal to input source's pointerId, having type pointerType at viewport x coordinate x, @@ -9892,8 +9962,8 @@

                  Pointer actions

                  To dispatch a pointerMove action given action object, source, global key state, -tick duration, browsing context, -and actions options: +tick duration, top-level traversable, +target navigable, and actions options:

                  1. Let x offset be equal to the x @@ -9908,7 +9978,7 @@

                    Pointer actions

                  2. Let (x, y) be the result of trying to get coordinates relative to an origin with source, x offset, y offset, - origin, browsing context, and actions + origin, target navigable, and actions options.

                  3. If x is less than 0 or greater than the width of @@ -10017,7 +10087,7 @@

                    Pointer actions

                    state's buttons property.

                  4. Perform implementation-specific action dispatch steps - on browsing context equivalent to moving the pointer + on top-level traversable equivalent to moving the pointer with pointerId equal to input source's pointerId, having type pointerType from viewport x coordinate current x, viewport y @@ -10083,12 +10153,12 @@

                    Pointer actions

                    To dispatch a pointerCancel action given action object, source, global key state, -tick duration, browsing context, -and actions options: +tick duration, top-level traversable, +target navigable, and actions options:

                    1. Perform implementation-specific action dispatch steps - on browsing context equivalent to cancelling the any + on top-level traversable equivalent to cancelling the any action of the pointer with pointerId equal to source's pointerId item. having type pointerType, in accordance with the requirements of [[UI-EVENTS]] and [[POINTER-EVENTS]]. @@ -10103,8 +10173,8 @@

                      Wheel actions

                      To dispatch a scroll action given action object, source, global key state, -tick duration, browsing context, -and actions options: +tick duration, top-level traversable, +target navigable, and actions options:

                      1. Let x offset be equal to the x @@ -10119,7 +10189,7 @@

                        Wheel actions

                      2. Let (x, y) be the result of trying to get coordinates relative to an origin with source, x offset, y offset, - origin, browsing context, and actions + origin, target navigable, and actions options.

                      3. If x is less than 0 or greater than the width of @@ -10198,7 +10268,7 @@

                        Wheel actions

                        1. Perform implementation-specific action dispatch steps - on browsing context equivalent to wheel scroll at + on top-level traversable equivalent to wheel scroll at viewport x coordinate x, viewport y coordinate y, deltaX value delta x, deltaY value delta y, in accordance with the requirements of