@@
[1] 
This is the work-in-progress
specification for the manakai's DOM binding for Perl.
This specification only scopes [[manakai]]'s DOM implementation;
it does not try to define what any other DOM implementation
should do.  However, other DOM implementation
that exposes interfaces to Perl scripts '''[[MAY]]''' use this binding.

@@
[2] TODO:
- Truck the draft for the ECMAScript binding authored by
W3C Web APIs WG
- Write comparison with SVGT 1.2's DOM Perl Language Binding
- The global object ([CODE(DOMi)@en[[[Window]]]])

* Objects and interfaces

[3]
A DOM object, i.e. an object implementing one
or more DOM interfaces, '''[[MUST]]''' be represented
by a Perl object, i.e. a thingly referenced
by some Perl references and [CODE@en[bless]]ed in
a Perl class, unless otherwise specified.
The Perl class '''[[MUST]]''' implement 
the DOM interfaces implemented by the DOM object.

@@ better wording, getFeature consideration

* Methods and attributes

* Constants

* Exceptions and errors

* Events

* Naming Rule

* Data types

** [CODE(DOM)@en[DOMTimeStamp]]

[4] '''[CODE(DOM)@en[DOMTimeStamp]] for a Calendar Date-Time'''

A [CODE(DOM)@en[DOMTimeStamp]] value that is
an absolute date-time [['''MUST''']] be represented
by a scalar value of the number of the seconds
from [CODE[[[1970-01-01T00:00:00Z]]]].
The scalar value [['''MAY''']] contain fraction part,
which represents a fraction of a second.

;; For example, [CODE[[[1970-01-01T00:00:00Z]]]]
is mapped to a numeric value of [CODE(perl)[[[0]]]].

@@ Leap seconds, days before [CODE[[[1970-01-01T00:00:00Z]]]]

* Security

* Features and DOMImplementationRegistry

* memo