What does it mean to invoke the Blob constructor with zero parameters? #54
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What I think we want to end up with is b.type is "foo" and b's size is 0. One way to make this easier to define is to change the IDL to default to the empty sequence, which is now a thing. Then both parameters are always provided and the prose does not have to worry about them being omitted. |
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All implementations do something different for new Blob(undefined, { type: "x/x" }). Let's do something simple.
Fixes #54.
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All implementations do something different for new Blob(undefined, { type: "x/x" }). Let's do something simple.
Fixes #54.
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For example, what should this do:
var b = new Blob(undefined, { type: "foo" });
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b.typebe empty string or"foo"? In any case, there is no concept of "number of parameters" for IDL implementation algorithms, so please define the behavior in terms of concepts that do exist.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: