- From: fantasai <fantasai.lists@inkedblade.net>
- Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 02:02:11 -0700
- To: Simon Fraser <smfr@me.com>
- CC: public-css-testsuite@w3.org
On 09/26/2010 11:27 PM, Simon Fraser wrote: > I've been through about 60% of the HTML4 tests in the 20100917 suite, and have some feedback. > > For pure cleanliness reasons, I suggest that the files in the html4 and xhtml1 > directories are broken into test files and non-test files. I suggest a hierarchy > like the following: > > [html|xhtml1]/ > toc.html > chapters/ > chapter-1.[htm|xht] > ... > tests/ This should be doable. I am wondering, however, why the chapter tocs are not in the main directory? > It would be very helpful if testinfo.data file had the following additional columns, > to allow a test harness to categorize and present tests in the same order that they > are presented in chapters: > > chapters: comma-separated list of chapters that the test is applicable to (e.g. "3, 4, E"). This can be derived from the links column. > indices: index of the test in the chapters it appears; comma-separated list with > the same length as chapters (e.g. "134, 12,10"). Hmm, this might be difficult. Why do you need this information? > It would also be helpful to know the prerequisites for each test: > * whether they should be viewed with a paged media type This is in the metadata as the 'paged' flag. > * whether they must be served over http This is in the metadata as the 'http' flag. > * whether they require user interaction This is in the metadata as the 'interact' flag. > * whether they require a user CSS file This is not flagged specially. If you make a list of such tests, I can add flags for the next release. The flags are defined here: http://wiki.csswg.org/test/css2.1/format#requirement-flags and should appear both in the test and in the testinfo.data file. If a particular test is not flagged correctly, then it's an error in the test and should be reported as such. > Can the "dinamic-pseudo-classes" be renamed to fix the spelling error? Thought I already did that. :/ I'll go fix that now... ~fantasai
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