Boris Zbarsky wrote:
Lachlan Hunt wrote:
What do they do if there is an element named <null> in the
document?
IE 8 Beta: Returns null or empty NodeList
Interesting. What happens in IE8b1 if you do:
document.querySelector("")
Throws a SYNTAX_ERR.
Opera: Returns the <null> element, or a NodeList with all of
them. Similarly for undefined.
You mean document.querySelector(undefined) matches <undefined> nodes,
right? That would be consistent with a JS
Object.prototype.toString() happening on the argument, I guess.
Yes.
It's not clear to me how "undefined" should behave with the "NoNull"
decoration, for what it's worth.
Yeah, the bindings spec is very unclear about the whole thing.
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