On 5/25/2010 11:40 PM, Henry Minsky wrote:
Is there documentation on what "text" and "html" types are supposed to mean? (My intuition is that "text" should
mean "interpreted as CDATA" and "html" should mean "interpreted as node 'content'". I.e.,< and& don't have
any special meaning in the former, but they do in the latter.
We had the concept of elements which were allowed to contain HTML tags
in their text vs ones which weren't, but I don't remember what the
compiler was supposed to do about enforcing that. Maybe it was
supposed to warn if you had HTML elements in a content
that was declared as "text" rather than "html"?
We've got a (rather simple) table covering valid attributes types at [1].
And "text" and "html" types are mentioned here [2]:
> A tag may also contain text if it defines an attribute named text
with a value of text (for plain text) or html (for XHTML text), or if it
extends a class that does so. This technique may be used to define a tag
that contains text but does not extend <text> or <inputtext> .
[1]
http://labs.openlaszlo.org/trunk-nightly/docs/developers/methods-events-attributes.html#d0e76574
[2]
http://labs.openlaszlo.org/trunk-nightly/docs/developers/introductory-classes.html#introductory-classes.text-classes
