I don't have anything specific that I'd like to see in Prototype. The
event delegation sounds excellent! I'm happy it will fix the memory
leak that's been plaguing me because of it.
My general feeling is that we should implement some new features that
get developers excited about Prototype.
Ken, wouldn't Enumerable.addMethods be just a wrapper around
Class.addMethods? Like Class.addMethods(Enumerable, methods)
On Jul 3, 7:31 am, Ken Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, those escapeHTML fixes are what I was thinking.
I'm excited to see Event delegation!
Also, I wanted to
Also utilizing element.ownerDocument more (this will help in
compatibility with iframes).
Maybe a Element#getDocument(), getBodyElement, getRootElement.
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Prototype: Core
Is avoiding document.write() for IE dom:loaded included in 1.6.1? I
think the core team concluded that doScroll was the way to go, but I'm
not sure.
What about fixing String#escapeHTML for IE and WebKit?
What about enhancing Element#siblings to accept a selector?
Automagical stopObserving on update/remove?
Event delegation modification in core (so you can attach delegated events to
observe instead of having to write the same document.observe pattern with a
series of if-s and element.match(cssSelector)?
Gareth
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 9:51 AM, kangax [EMAIL
