- From: L. David Baron <dbaron@dbaron.org>
- Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2010 17:07:45 -0700
- To: public-css-testsuite@w3.org
The following tests (in 20100917; I only spot-checked newer releases to check that some tests were still problematic) are invalid because they assume that CSS defines an allowed range of integer values, which it does not: counter-increment-013 counter-increment-015 counter-increment-016 counter-increment-017 counter-increment-023 counter-increment-024 counter-increment-025 counter-increment-026 counter-increment-028 counter-increment-029 counter-increment-030 counter-increment-036 counter-increment-037 counter-increment-038 counter-increment-039 counter-increment-041 counter-increment-042 counter-increment-043 counter-increment-049 counter-increment-050 counter-increment-051 counter-increment-052 counter-increment-056 counter-reset-013 counter-reset-015 counter-reset-026 counter-reset-028 counter-reset-039 counter-reset-041 counter-reset-052 counter-reset-056 The following tests, while valid, have incorrect assertion text for the same reason: counter-increment-003 counter-increment-004 counter-increment-010 counter-increment-011 counter-increment-012 counter-reset-003 counter-reset-004 counter-reset-010 counter-reset-011 counter-reset-012 counter-reset-016 counter-reset-017 counter-reset-023 counter-reset-024 counter-reset-025 counter-reset-029 counter-reset-030 counter-reset-036 counter-reset-037 counter-reset-038 counter-reset-042 counter-reset-043 counter-reset-049 counter-reset-050 counter-reset-051 (Additionally some have incorrect assertion text because "minimum minus one" is used to describe both one under and one over the alleged minimum.) That said, I think the spec should probably allow for implementation-specific limits or perhaps even define the allowed range of values. -David -- L. David Baron http://dbaron.org/ Mozilla Corporation http://www.mozilla.com/
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