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Comment #48280826
That's a valid opinion!
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Comment #48266346
At the moment - you can treat it as a single "search & replace", and not as a replace all. And yes JS can do the rest atm. Hopefully introducing this (and processing instructions i…
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Comment #48261393
This would end up as: Here is some HTML content ! (only the first matching marker set is replaced.
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Comment #48259215
Are you referring to the sentence about the polyfill? Seems like "shipping a polyfill for X before X lands in all browsers" is a reasonable thing to say? Donno
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Comment #48258426
It's also a processing instruction rather than an element, which makes it possible to put it inside e.g. a element and partially replace some rows.
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Comment #48258263
Sure, but how is this related to out of order streaming?
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Comment #48258132
(and this is correct, the start/end marker need to be siblings. You can't input something that starts in one parent and ends in another.)
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Comment #48258057
Yea we've been working with Mozilla and Apple on that one as well but they haven't responded to the standards position yet. I am sure that we'll reach something that's within conse…
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Comment #48258024
How would that work? I think you posted something on the github but I don't think what you're conceiving here is possible with this API. It just reroutes HTML insertions from the t…
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Comment #48257988
Definitely an inspiration but less opinionated.
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Comment #48257984
We've worked on the design closely together with Mozilla/Apple folks and with multiple external partners that want to use it.
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Comment #48257975
How would you expect it to be in all the browsers before one of the browsers ships it first? We are seeking as much consensus as we can. It's an odd expectation.
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Comment #48257964
We're working together with Jake on this. I do hope that processing instructions can help with highlights in the future.
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Comment #48257959
It's expressed in terms of changing the output of where bides are inserted. Instead of new nodes being inserted to the template elements, they are inserted where the processing ins…