Le 11/06/2014 18:21, Ben Newman a écrit :
## 7.1 <script type=module> status update (from DH)
DH: Would really rather have <module>import { foo } from "bar";
...</module>, which is like <script> but async, strict mode, has its
own top-level scope, and can import declaratively (using ES6 module
import syntax) from other (named) modules.
Just to be sure I understand, with <module> (or <script type="module">),
the module has to be named? So <module> never really makes sense on its
own and should always have a "name" attribute?
DH: <module name="qux"> creates race conditions with HTML imports
(part of WebComponents).
YK: People who saw named HTML module tags though you should mix html
imports w named module imports
YK: When you have packaging solution (SPDY, etc), you no longer need
named modules
+1
MM: <script type="module"> would inherit the special termination rules
of </script>, whereas old browsers might not handle <module> the same
way, since that tag name doesn't mean anything special in old browsers
AR: <script type="module"> means the browser won't even try to parse
it as JS, which is what we want [so that we can execute the script
contents as a module, via some sort of polyfill]
DH: <script type="worker"> might also need to have the <script
type="module"> semantics, and type= attribute syntax makes it hard to
mix and match those attributes; maybe <script worker module> would be
better? (i.e. the type attribute values become optional value-less
attribute names)
DH: The difference between <script type="module"> and <module> is that
as long as there's … you always have the option of writing
<script>System.import("main.js")</script>
TODO: Get DH to clarify this point when we edit the notes.
cc'ing Dave Herman for this part.
AR: [note taker (BN) may be misinterpreting] The JS API remains
important even when we have HTML sugar.
Was this part edited after the "misinterpretation" or is it the original
note?
David
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