I have isInternalFrame functions which work, but I have not yet updated them with a comprehensive definition of what is an internal frame. I'm not sure how far I should go: both jest and ava have defined additional hacks to expand the definition of what was an internal frame over the base definition of what in internal frame is included in the version of stack-utils that they use currently.
I also need to consider whether changes to the definition of an internal frame would be considered breaking or non-breaking. Really the difference is probably in how I document what is supported. I would really like to reserve the right to tweak the definition as time goes on.
I have
isInternalFrame
functions which work, but I have not yet updated them with a comprehensive definition of what is an internal frame. I'm not sure how far I should go: both jest and ava have defined additional hacks to expand the definition of what was an internal frame over the base definition of what in internal frame is included in the version ofstack-utils
that they use currently.I also need to consider whether changes to the definition of an internal frame would be considered breaking or non-breaking. Really the difference is probably in how I document what is supported. I would really like to reserve the right to tweak the definition as time goes on.