On Apr 7, 2006, at 00:11, Henri Sivonen wrote:
Section 3.4.
"The repeat-min attribute specifies the number of repetition blocks
that the remove button type will ensure are present each time a
block is removed. Its value must be a positive integer (one or more
digits 0-9 interpreted as a base ten number). If the attribute is
omitted or if it has an invalid value then it is treated as if its
value was zero."
Is zero intentionally excluded from the permissible values?
Wouldn't it be more natural to spec the integer to be non-negative?
I hit the counterpart issue with repeat-max at:
http://webforms2.testsuite.org/repetition/attributes/repeat-max/001.htm
The test case is wrong according to the current working draft,
because the value of repeat-max is '0' in the test case and only
positive integers are allowed values (and other values are ignored).
Even though repeat-max='0' does not make sense if the value
permanently forbids repetition, wouldn't it make sense to allow non-
negative integers so that repetition could be dynamically forbidden
or allowed by changing the attribute value?
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Henri Sivonen
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