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There are a few issues with this, as an implementer:
What aspects are undecided?
Is it even still under discussion? Judging by the URL that discussion is from almost 9 years ago.
If there are still parts of this that need ironing out, excluding non-csswg implementers (unintentionally or not) means fewer people are able to collaborate the remaining problems.
It's true that css-values-4 is in working draft status, but in practice, calc() has long been in common use and websites (and WPT) rely on specific serialization behaviour.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I see this note above the procedure to serialize a mathematical function:
This section is still under discussion.
But access to the link target is restricted to W3C members.
Ugh, yeah it is; someone made a mistake and sent technical feedback to the private list in reply to a telcon agenda announcement. Don't worry, it's not relevant anymore and I should just remove it. (The behavior under discussion was resolved years ago and is widely implemented.)
At the top of the Mathematical Expressions/Serialization section, we have this note:
(And likewise this is in the published W3C version.)
There are a few issues with this, as an implementer:
It's true that css-values-4 is in working draft status, but in practice,
calc()
has long been in common use and websites (and WPT) rely on specific serialization behaviour.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: