Are there other bugs we need to fix, small enhancements we need to make?
In particular, (Kevin), are we miles away from jQuery,
wherein that should wait for 3.6.1, or would a few more small changes get us
there?
The recent progress is significant, but I don't think it's going to be
ready for 3.6.0. Here's a crude gauge. We're working through this
javascript routine called jQuery.support, where they have bundled together
a long series of tests of different mandatory behaviors. And it tries
them one after the next. We've done several. I'm currently working on a
method called cloneNode, which roughly speaking is found at around line 75
of 232 lines. So I think our recent good work is about 33% of the way
through the supports routine! However, it could be even further than
that, because when I scan lower, I notice a lot of use of the big node
manipulations which are already done thanks to Karl. There's also empty
space and comments, so it's not like the remaining 150 lines is dense with
tricky DOM problems.
So it's coming, but it's a little more than a few small changes, I think.
By the way, recently I spent a few days learning the codebase better and
tracing C calls from place to place. I had hopped around in an episodic
way, but hadn't gotten the big picture. So now that I got to know the
jseng-moz.cpp, readMessage, writeMessage, and the EJ_ commands, I like it!
Thank you for writing this, Karl, Adam & Chris.
Kevin
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