I'm sorry, i don't understand the semantics you're going for here. What is
document.querySelector('#myTable').{
querySelectorAll('.firstColumn').{
style.{background: 'red', border: '2px solid black'},
textContent: 'first column'
},
querySelectorAll('.lastColumn').{
style.{background: 'blue', border: '2px solid black'},
textContent: 'last column'
}
};
meant to do?
the outermost .{ is of the form
.{expression, expression}
Which isn't valid.
But ignoring that, the decision we made at last november's meeting was that DOM
attributes would be specified as setters on the prototype, so
someElement.style.{background:"blue", border: "2px solid black"}
would add to own properties to the style instance, but not actually change the
style properties in the CSSOM, as .{ shares the normal object literal semantic
of only performing own property assignment.
--Oliver
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