Define a section for suppressing a pointer event stream. #437
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The idea has been specified in multiple places of the spec through almost-identical text. This PR consolidates all such text into a single section.
The key term used is "suppressing" because the previous term used ("canceling") was misleading because of an unrelated use ("event canceling" or prevent-defaulting).
Also normalized the spellings of "canceling" and "canceled" (to drop "ll"s).
This was referenced Mar 15, 2022
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Addressed @patrickhlauke's comments. |
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Thanks @mustaqahmed. as discussed in today's meeting https://www.w3.org/2022/03/16-pointerevents-minutes.html, merging this. |
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I don't think we can quite test all of this in the current framework. |
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The idea has been specified in multiple places of the spec through almost-identical text. This PR consolidates all such text into a single section.
The key term used here is "suppressing" instead of "canceling". This is because "canceling" has been used heavily for an unrelated concept ("event canceling"/prevent-defaulting).
Also normalized the spellings of "canceling" and "canceled" (to drop "ll"s).
Closes #400
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