gecko/layout/style/test/test_value_storage.html
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<title>Test for parsing, storage, and serialization of CSS values</title>
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/** Test for parsing, storage, and serialization of CSS values **/
/*
* The idempotence tests here deserve a little bit of explanation. What
* we're testing here are the following operations:
* parse: string -> CSS rule
* serialize: CSS rule -> string (normalization 1)
* (this actually has two variants that go through partly different
* codepaths, which we exercise with getPropertyValue and cssText)
* compute: CSS rule -> computed style
* cserialize: computed style -> string (normalization 2)
*
* Both serialize and cserialize do some normalization, so we can't test
* for pure round-tripping, and we also can't compare their output since
* they could normalize differently. (We might at some point in the
* future want to guarantee that any output of cserialize is
* untouched by going through parse+serialize, though.)
*
* So we test idempotence of parse + serialize by running the whole
* operation twice. Likewise for parse + compute + cserialize.
*
* Slightly more interestingly, we test that serialize + parse is the
* identity transform by comparing the output of parse + compute +
* cserialize to the output of parse + serialize + parse + compute +
* cserialize.
*/
var gShorthandsWithoutCondensingSerialize = {
"-moz-border-radius": true,
"-moz-outline-radius": true,
"background": true, // really there, but not complete
"cue": true,
"font": true,
"list-style": true,
"outline": true,
"pause": true,
};
var gNotAccepted = {
"-moz-column-width": [ "50%" ],
"-moz-user-select": [ "auto" ],
"background-color": [ "rgb(255.0,0.387,3489)" ],
"list-style": [ "none disc outside" ],
};
var gSystemFont = {
"caption": true,
"icon": true,
"menu": true,
"message-box": true,
"small-caption": true,
"status-bar": true,
};
var gBadCompute = {
// output wrapped around to positive, in exponential notation
"-moz-box-ordinal-group": [ "-1", "-1000" ],
};
var gShortenableValues = {
"border-color": [ "currentColor currentColor currentcolor CURRENTcolor" ],
"border-style": [ "none none none none", "groove none none none", "none none double none" ],
};
function xfail_accepted(property, value)
{
if (property in gNotAccepted &&
gNotAccepted[property].indexOf(value) != -1)
return true;
return false;
}
function xfail_accepted_split(property, subprop, value)
{
if (property in gNotAccepted &&
gNotAccepted[property].indexOf(value) != -1)
return true;
return false;
}
function xfail_ser_val(property, value)
{
if (property != "font" && xfail_accepted(property, value))
// We already failed the first test, which will make us always pass this
// one.
return false;
if (property in gShorthandsWithoutCondensingSerialize)
return true;
// We output unneeded -moz-use-text-color only in the value getter and
// not the serialization.
// XXXbz is there any way we could actually filter for that, so that colors
// other than green could be used in the property database here?
if ((property.match(/^border(|-bottom|-left|-right|-top)$/) ||
property.match(/^-moz-border(|-start|-end)$/)) &&
!value.match(/(green|currentcolor)/i))
return true;
// We condense multiple values in the serialization, but not in the
// value getter.
if (property.match(/^(border-(color|style|width)|margin|padding)$/) &&
value.split(" ").length != 4)
return true;
if (property in gShortenableValues &&
gShortenableValues[property].indexOf(value) != -1)
return true;
return false;
}
function xfail_idparseser(property, value)
{
if (property != "font" && xfail_accepted(property, value))
// We already failed the first test, which will make us always pass this
// one.
return false;
return false;
}
function xfail_idserparse_compute(property, value)
{
return false;
}
function xfail_idsersplitparse_compute(property, subprop, value, step1subcomp)
{
return false;
}
function xfail_idparsesplitser(property, value)
{
return false;
}
function xfail_compute(property, value)
{
if (property in gBadCompute &&
gBadCompute[property].indexOf(value) != -1)
return true;
return false;
}
function xfail_split_compute(property, value)
{
return false;
}
var gElement = document.getElementById("testnode");
var gDeclaration = gElement.style;
var gComputedStyle = window.getComputedStyle(gElement, "");
function test_property(property)
{
var info = gCSSProperties[property];
var test_computed = !("backend_only" in info);
function test_value(value) {
gDeclaration.setProperty(property, value, "");
var idx, func;
var step1val = gDeclaration.getPropertyValue(property);
var step1vals = [];
var step1ser = gDeclaration.cssText;
if ("subproperties" in info)
for (idx in info.subproperties)
step1vals.push(gDeclaration.getPropertyValue(info.subproperties[idx]));
var step1comp;
var step1comps = [];
if (test_computed && info.type != CSS_TYPE_TRUE_SHORTHAND)
step1comp = gComputedStyle.getPropertyValue(property);
if (test_computed && "subproperties" in info)
for (idx in info.subproperties)
step1comps.push(gComputedStyle.getPropertyValue(info.subproperties[idx]));
func = xfail_accepted(property, value) ? todo_isnot : isnot;
func(step1val, "", "setting '" + value + "' on '" + property);
if ("subproperties" in info)
for (idx in info.subproperties) {
var subprop = info.subproperties[idx];
func = xfail_accepted_split(property, subprop, value)
? todo_isnot : isnot;
func(gDeclaration.getPropertyValue(subprop), "",
"setting '" + value + "' on '" + property);
}
// We don't care particularly about the whitespace or the placement of
// semicolons, but for simplicity we'll test the current behavior.
func = xfail_ser_val(property, value) ? todo_is : is;
var expected_serialization = "";
if (step1val != "")
expected_serialization = property + ": " + step1val + ";";
func(step1ser, expected_serialization,
"serialization should match property value");
gDeclaration.removeProperty(property);
gDeclaration.setProperty(property, step1val, "");
func = xfail_idparseser(property, value) ? todo_is : is;
func(gDeclaration.getPropertyValue(property), step1val,
"parse+serialize should be idempotent for '" +
property + ": " + value + "'");
if (test_computed && info.type != CSS_TYPE_TRUE_SHORTHAND) {
func = xfail_idserparse_compute(property, value) ? todo_is : is;
func(gComputedStyle.getPropertyValue(property), step1comp,
"serialize+parse should be identity transform for '" +
property + ": " + value + "'");
}
if ("subproperties" in info &&
// Using setProperty over subproperties is not sufficient for
// system fonts, since the shorthand does more than its parts.
(property != "font" || !(value in gSystemFont))) {
gDeclaration.removeProperty(property);
for (idx in info.subproperties) {
var subprop = info.subproperties[idx];
gDeclaration.setProperty(subprop, step1vals[idx], "");
}
// Now that all the subprops are set, check their values. Note that we
// need this in a separate loop, in case parts of the shorthand affect
// the computed values of other parts.
for (idx in info.subproperties) {
var subprop = info.subproperties[idx];
if (test_computed && !("backend_only" in gCSSProperties[subprop])) {
func =
xfail_idsersplitparse_compute(property, subprop, value, step1comps[idx])
? todo_is : is;
func(gComputedStyle.getPropertyValue(subprop), step1comps[idx],
"serialize(" + subprop + ")+parse should be the identity " +
"transform for '" + property + ": " + value + "'");
}
}
func = xfail_idparsesplitser(property, value) ? todo_is : is;
func(gDeclaration.getPropertyValue(property), step1val,
"parse+split+serialize should be idempotent for '" +
property + ": " + value + "'");
}
if (test_computed && info.type != CSS_TYPE_TRUE_SHORTHAND) {
gDeclaration.removeProperty(property);
gDeclaration.setProperty(property, step1comp, "");
func = xfail_compute(property, value) ? todo_is : is;
func(gComputedStyle.getPropertyValue(property), step1comp,
"parse+compute+serialize should be idempotent for '" +
property + ": " + value + "'");
}
if (test_computed && "subproperties" in info) {
gDeclaration.removeProperty(property);
for (idx in info.subproperties) {
var subprop = info.subproperties[idx];
if ("backend_only" in gCSSProperties[subprop])
continue;
gDeclaration.setProperty(subprop, step1comps[idx], "");
}
// Now that all the subprops are set, check their values. Note that we
// need this in a separate loop, in case parts of the shorthand affect
// the computed values of other parts.
func = xfail_split_compute(property, value) ? todo_is : is;
for (idx in info.subproperties) {
var subprop = info.subproperties[idx];
if ("backend_only" in gCSSProperties[subprop])
continue;
func(gComputedStyle.getPropertyValue(subprop), step1comps[idx],
"parse+compute+serialize(" + subprop + ") should be idempotent for '" +
property + ": " + value + "'");
}
}
gDeclaration.removeProperty(property);
}
var idx;
for (idx in info.initial_values)
test_value(info.initial_values[idx]);
for (idx in info.other_values)
test_value(info.other_values[idx]);
}
// To avoid triggering the slow script dialog, we have to test one
// property at a time.
SimpleTest.waitForExplicitFinish();
var props = [];
for (var prop in gCSSProperties)
props.push(prop);
props = props.reverse();
function do_one(l) {
if (l.length == 0) {
// SimpleTest.finish() is really slow, so we have to disable the
// slow script dialog for this part
netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege("UniversalXPConnect");
var prefService = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/preferences-service;1"].
getService(Components.interfaces.nsIPrefService);
var domBranch = prefService.getBranch("dom.");
var oldVal = domBranch.getIntPref("max_script_run_time");
domBranch.setIntPref("max_script_run_time", 0);
SimpleTest.finish();
domBranch.setIntPref("max_script_run_time", oldVal);
return;
}
test_property(l.pop());
setTimeout(do_one, 0, l);
}
setTimeout(do_one, 0, props);
</script>
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