diff --git a/index.html b/index.html index 97de8c4..6d6b447 100644 --- a/index.html +++ b/index.html @@ -250,7 +250,7 @@

-
  • Let |typedDescriptor| be the object |permissionDesc| refers to, converted to an - IDL value of |rootDesc|'s {{PermissionDescriptor/name}}'s [=powerful +
  • Let |typedDescriptor| be the object |permissionDesc| refers to, [=converted to an + IDL value=] of |rootDesc|'s {{PermissionDescriptor/name}}'s [=powerful feature/permission descriptor type=].
    • -
  • If the conversion [=exception/throws=] an [=exception=], return a promise - rejected with that exception. +
  • If the conversion [=exception/throws=] an [=exception=], return [=a promise + rejected with=] that exception.
  • Let |promise:Promise| be [=a new promise=].
  • Return |promise| and continue [=in parallel=]:
      -
    1. Let |status| be create a `PermissionStatus` with |typedDescriptor|. +
    2. Let |status| be [=create a `PermissionStatus`=] with |typedDescriptor|.
    3. Let |query| be |status|'s {{PermissionStatus/[[query]]}} internal slot.
      4. @@ -1083,8 +1083,8 @@

      `onchange` attribute

      - The onchange attribute is an event handler whose corresponding - event handler event type is change. + The onchange attribute is an [=event handler=] whose corresponding + [=event handler event type=] is change.

      Whenever the [=user agent=] is aware that the state of a {{PermissionStatus}} instance @@ -1108,7 +1108,7 @@

      algorithm=], passing |query| and |status|.
    4. - Queue a task on the [=permissions task source=] to fire an event named + [=Queue a task=] on the [=permissions task source=] to [=fire an event=] named change at |status|.

    @@ -1179,8 +1179,8 @@

    For the purposes of user-agent automation and application testing, this document defines - the following extension commands for the [[WebDriver]] specification. It is OPTIONAL - for a user agent to support extension commands commands. + the following [=extension commands=] for the [[WebDriver]] specification. It is OPTIONAL + for a user agent to support [=extension commands=] commands. 

             dictionary PermissionSetParameters {
@@ -1214,49 +1214,49 @@ 
    
         
         
    
           The Set Permission
-          extension command simulates user modification of a {{PermissionDescriptor}}'s
-          permission state.
+          [=extension command=] simulates user modification of a {{PermissionDescriptor}}'s
+          [=permission state=].
         
    
         
    
-          The remote end steps are:
+          The [=remote end steps=] are:
         
    
         
      
-          
    1. Let |parameters| be the |parameters| argument, converted to an IDL value of
+          
    2. Let |parameters| be the |parameters| argument, [=converted to an IDL value=] of
           type {{PermissionSetParameters}}. If this throws an exception, return an [=invalid
           argument=] [=error=].
           
      3. 
           
    3. Let |rootDesc| be |parameters|.{{PermissionSetParameters/descriptor}}.
           
      4. 
-          
    4. Let |typedDescriptor| be the object |rootDesc| refers to, converted to an IDL
-          value of |rootDesc|.{{PermissionDescriptor/name}}'s [=powerful
+          
    5. Let |typedDescriptor| be the object |rootDesc| refers to, [=converted to an IDL
+          value=] of |rootDesc|.{{PermissionDescriptor/name}}'s [=powerful
           feature/permission descriptor type=]. If this throws an exception, return a [=invalid
           argument=] [=error=].
           
      6. 
-          
    6. If |parameters|.{{PermissionSetParameters/state}} is an inappropriate permission
-          state for any implementation-defined reason, return a [=invalid argument=] [=error=].
+          
    7. If |parameters|.{{PermissionSetParameters/state}} is an inappropriate [=permission
+          state=] for any implementation-defined reason, return a [=invalid argument=] [=error=].
             
      
-              For example, user agents that define the "midi" powerful feature as
-              "always on" may choose to reject a command to set the permission state to
+              For example, [=user agents=] that define the "midi" [=powerful feature=] as
+              "always on" may choose to reject a command to set the [=permission state=] to
               {{PermissionState/"denied"}} at this step.
             
      
           
      8. 
           
    8. Let |settings| be the [=current settings object=].
           
      9. 
-          
    9. Let |targets| be a list containing all environment settings objects
+          
    10. Let |targets| be a [=list=] containing all [=environment settings objects=]
           whose [=environment settings object/origin=] is the same as
           the [=environment settings object/origin=] of |settings|.
           
      11. 
-          
    11. Let |tasks| be an empty list.
+          
    12. Let |tasks| be an empty [=list=].
           
      13. 
-          
    13. For each environment settings object |target| in |targets|:
+          
    14. For each [=environment settings object=] |target| in |targets|:
             
        
               
      1. 
-                Queue a task |task| on the [=permissions task source=] of |target|'s
+                [=Queue a task=] |task| on the [=permissions task source=] of |target|'s
                 [=relevant settings object=]'s [=environment settings object/global object=]'s
                 [=Window/browsing context=] to perform the following step:
                 
          
                   
        1. Interpret |parameters|.{{PermissionSetParameters/state}} as if it were the
-                  result of an invocation of permission state for |typedDescriptor| with the
+                  result of an invocation of [=permission state=] for |typedDescriptor| with the
                   argument |target| made at this moment.
                   
          2. 
                 
        
@@ -1265,15 +1265,15 @@ 
        
               
        2. 
             
      
           
      15. 
-          
    15. Wait for all tasks in |tasks| to have executed.
+          
    16. Wait for all [=tasks=] in |tasks| to have executed.
           
      17. 
-          
    17. Return success with data `null`.
+          
    18. Return [=success=] with data `null`.
           
      19.