| commit | 53876e32d827db82f4b7af38053529302c243d40 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Tab Atkins Jr <jackalmage@gmail.com> | Sat Mar 07 01:31:21 2020 |
| committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | Sat Mar 07 01:31:21 2020 |
| tree | 46ec10563b46b65c05414d273905060da1f791fe | |
| parent | 7c13aadc25f45b5075c9c3ef39241a27c86a25eb [diff] |
Cleanup min max (#22127) * Use animation-play-state:paused rather than enormous durations. Add a red square to make failure obvious. * Add a red square for obvious failure. * Add a red square for obvious failure. * Don't depend on the serialization of computed units being a particular thing. * Math functions are aggressively reduced away if possible. * Simplify with test_math_used(). * Add the ability, which other test functions have, to tack on an extra message to the built-in message. * Simplify with test_math_used(). * Use 'margin-left' instead of 'left', since the latter's resolved value is the computed value if the element isn't positioned! * Simplify with test_math_used(). * Restructure test_math_used() to accept a type specifier, and automatically choose a good property/base value/etc for that type. Also add test_math_computed, with different props where appropriate. * Switch the inf/zero/nan functions over to just using the 'number' type so they're more obvious. * Improve the documentation for numeric-testcommon.js. * Make minmax-length-percent-serialize match the spec for serialization of computed values. * Make minmax-length-serialize match the spec for serialization of computed values. * Switch minmax-number-computed over to test_math_used(). * Fix errors in test_math_computed(), and add test_math_specified(). * Extract the base-selecting code, since it's shared by all the functions. * Fix minmax-number-serialize to match spec for serialization. * Fix minmax-percentage-computed to not rely on serialization. * Well, the generic functions dont' let me test exact serialization, so start writing some that do. * Add new serializ-testcommon helper, and rewrite all the serialization tests to use it. * Remove the 'base' value from numeric-testcommon, as empty string works consistently across everything. * [css-values] Final fixes/conversion of min()/max() tests to the newer templates and spec.
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