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Update web-platform-tests to revision 58eb04cecbbec2e18531ab440225e38944a9c444

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Josh Matthews 2017-04-17 12:06:02 +10:00 • committed by Anthony Ramine
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tests/wpt/web-platform-tests/editing/include/tests.js
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@ -4900,9 +4900,14 @@ function queryOutputHelper(beforeIndeterm, beforeState, beforeValue,
function normalizeTest(command, test, styleWithCss) {
//@{
// Our standard format for test processing is:
// [input HTML, [command1, value1], [command2, value2], ...]
// But this is verbose, so we actually use three different formats in the
// tests and multiTests arrays:
// [input HTML,
// [command1, value1, optional_name_mod],
// [command2, value2, optional_name_mod], ...]
// Where `optional_name_mod` is an optionally-specified string used when
// generating test names (necessary to ensure uniqueness for command
// sequences that use the same command multiple times). This format is
// verbose, so we actually use three different formats in the tests and
// multiTests arrays:
//
// 1) Plain string giving the input HTML. The command is implicit from the
// key of the tests array. If the command takes values, the value is given
@ -5527,7 +5532,26 @@ function normalizeSerializedStyle(wrapper) {
//@}
/**
* Input is the same format as output of generateTest in gentest.html.
* Input is in the following format:
* [input HTML,
* array of commands,
* expected output HTML,
* array of expected execCommand() return values,
* object of expected indeterm/state/value].
* The array of commands is [[command, value, optionalDesc], [command, value,
* optionalDesc], ...]. optionalDesc is appended to the description of the
* test in the generated test name.
*
* The
* array of expected execCommand() return values is [true|false, true|false,
* ...], where the indices match those in the array of commands. The
* indeterm/state/value object is of the form
* {command: [expected indeterm before, expected state before,
* expected value before, expected indeterm after,
* expected state after, expected value after],
* command: ... }
* null for any of the last six entries means an INVALID_ACCESS_ERR must be
* raised.
*/
function runConformanceTest(browserTest) {
//@{
@ -5540,6 +5564,7 @@ function runConformanceTest(browserTest) {
var expectedQueryResults = browserTest[4];
var actualQueryResults = {};
var actualQueryExceptions = {};
var subtestName;
try {
var points = setupDiv(testDiv, browserTest[0]);
@ -5577,12 +5602,17 @@ function runConformanceTest(browserTest) {
}
for (var i = 0; i < browserTest[1].length; i++) {
subtestName = testName + ": execCommand(" +
format_value(browserTest[1][i][0]) + ", false, " +
format_value(browserTest[1][i][1]) + ") " +
(browserTest[1][i][2] ? browserTest[1][i][2] + " " : "") +
"return value"
test(function() {
assert_equals(exception, null, "Setup must not throw an exception");
assert_equals(document.execCommand(browserTest[1][i][0], false, browserTest[1][i][1]),
expectedExecCommandReturnValues[i]);
}, testName + ": execCommand(" + format_value(browserTest[1][i][0]) + ", false, " + format_value(browserTest[1][i][1]) + ") return value");
}, subtestName);
}
if (exception === null) {