55934 - modifiers on menu items are case-sensitive

Status: RESOLVED INVALID

Description

[Dean Tessman]

(Assigning to hyatt from CVS Blame)

Maybe this is as designed, and if it is then mark this as invalid because it's 
hopefully documented somewhere.  But as far as I can tell

http://lxr.mozilla.org/seamonkey/source/layout/xul/base/src/nsMenuFrame.cpp#1413

requires that the modifiers be specified as "shift", "alt", etc., and not 
"Shift", "Alt", "SHIFT", "ALT", or anything else.

Wouldn't it be easier for these to allow case-insensitivity?

Comment 1

[Peter ``jag'' Annema]

"easier"?

Comment 2

[Dean Tessman]

Sorry, I meant easier from a XUL designer's perspective.  As far as I can tell, 
the modifiers have to match case otherwise this code won't pick them up.

Comment 3

[Peter ``jag'' Annema]

XUL is case sensitive. <menuitem/> is recognised in XUL, <MENUITEM/> isn't. I
don't think there is any added value in making this attribute value case
insensitive. Actually it looks like anywhere attributes have bound values we
prefer all lowercase over mixed case, so I guess it's a style issue too.

I suggest wontfix.

Comment 4

[Dean Tessman]

Fine with me, as long as its well-documented somewhere.

Comment 5

[John Morrison]

It's close to being documented :-] (although, this doesn't actually
state that attribute values should be lower case).

http://www.mozilla.org/xpfe/xptoolkit/xulintro.html
  'A Word on Case and Namespaces, and Filetypes' 
    "... tags and attributes will, as a rule, always be lower case as
    suggested in the XHTML Working Draft."

cc: oeschger for doc issues.

Comment 6

[Peter Trudelle]

->future

Comment 7

[Dean Tessman]

I filed this bug??  Geez, what was I on?  Marking INVALID