Firefox defines e.g. window.HTMLDocument as a property of the window object. This allows scripts to modify window.HTMLDocument.prototype in order to extend or change the behavior of all HTMLDocuments. At the least, we should implement: Element Document HTMLDocument Event CSSStyleDeclaration These are the constructors used by www.start.com to add support for IE-specific DOM extensions. Some documentation can be found @ http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/mozilla/protodoc.html.
We'll also need: HTMLElement XMLDocument
When do you expect us see a breakthrough with these?
Created attachment 8226 [details] Patch With this patch, local.live.com works without any error messages.
Comment on attachment 8226 [details] Patch I'm not happy about these classes that differ only in namespace; I hope that's a temporary situation. For other classes I like to name the hand-coded ones differently, for example XXXBase. Worth considering if we have to leave the code like this for any length of time. We also might want to use a new approach for half-generated classes where we can hand-write some functions rather than hand-writing an entire class, and teach the auto-generation code to write out declarations for the functions even if the functions themselves are hand-coded. There should be a layout test for the new constructor objects, I don't see that here. Assuming you add that layout test, r=me.
Mass moving XML DOM bugs to the "DOM" Component.