add code to parse content-disposition headers per RFC6266 #16
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I'm very happy that you did it and that it works. I'm very anxious because of the big change and yet-another-parser library. There is a test suite, but I think it might be wise to solicit some tests from users of different browsers. I'm not trying to be a pain but I'm just trying to be conservative in this way. |
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I totally agree... I know plenty of Mozilians, let me see what I can do. |
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We've been sitting on this for a long time. Any updates on the testing worry? |
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Okay, that was a bit more unpleasant than expected. Lots of RFC-reading involved, and implementation of a teeny tiny parser combinator framework.
Also, what's our policy on unit tests? This pull request has a bunch of them.