[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 16179] any attribute name start with a unicode which like #xx00(x could be any hex number[0-9a-f]) will cause HTMLTokenizer parse error.

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http://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16179





------- Comment #13 from johnnyding.webkit at gmail.com  2007-12-06 23:20 PDT -------
(In reply to comment #12)
> (In reply to comment #11)
> > Alexey informed me that there may be some security concerns with supporting
> > these additional characters in tag and attribute names. I don't know the
> > details yet. Alexey would you be willing to comment?
> 
> I tried to say that treating U+3000 as whitespace could be dangerous, referring
> to the comment that "some Chinese websites use one Chinese space symbol +U3000
> as space to separate attribute name/value group" - I'm not aware of any issues
> with treating them as non-whitespace.
> 
Oh, I guess it's my fault, My previous meaning was that some authors of Chinese
sites tried to use one Chinese space symbol +U3000 as space to separate
attribute name/value group, or maybe they just did not realize they used some
symbols which look like space. it does not mean WebKit need to treat them as
space. Also in my patch, I just treat those characters as normal, right? My
previous sentence just guess the motivation about why they used those strange
symbol characters in their pages.

So are we clear?


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