| From: | Matt Sealey |
| Date: | 11 Apr 2001 at 19:09:40 |
| Subject: | Re: JS and Amiga |
Hello Don
On 11-Apr-01, you wrote:
> On 11-Apr-01, Matt Sealey wrote:
>
>> As far as I remember, I created testsuites for pretty much all of the
>> Javascript 1.3 specification (as per the docs on Netscape's site) and
>> Voyager passes most of it with flying colours - apart from some
>> notable exceptions (document.cookie is read only, the Option object
>> is read only, and the Radio object doesn't enumerate properly)
>
> That was a good thing to do.
I was asked to do them, *shrug*. It's an internal thing.
> Is it possible to set up similar test suites for HTML and CSS ?
Why do you want that? Yes, I *did* a form objects one to make
sure form objects work properly.
You'd never see them though even if I did them. The only get
done when there's a need for extensive testing of a part of V,
such as Javascript or form submission. And they only get used
by people with access to the tests. Your testing is the stuff of
the real world - if you find a site that breaks, I tend to isolate
the code that breaks into a testcase (so that it isn't muddied
by 1000 lines of extra debug output or Javascript) and
someone goes at fixing it.
WRT CSS - well it might be a good idea to get the browser to
a stable state and have enough JS implemented to get through
the day without throwing an unecessary error first ;)
Thanks
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