chromium/third_party/blink/web_tests/svg/dom/SVGLengthList-initialize.html

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<title>SVGLengthList, initialize()</title>
<script src="../../resources/testharness.js"></script>
<script src="../../resources/testharnessreport.js"></script>
<script src="resources/SVGLengthList-helper.js"></script>
<svg width="200" height="200">
    <text id="text1" x="500 1000 1500" y="25">   ABC  </text>
    <text id="text2" x="50 500" y="50">   ABC  </text>
    <text id="text3" x="50 500 50" y="75">ABC</text>
    <text id="text4" x="500" y="100">ABC</text>
</svg>
<script>
test(function() {
  // This is a test of the SVGLengthList.initialize() API.

  var svg = document.querySelector("svg");
  var list1 = document.getElementById("text1").x.baseVal;
  var list2 = document.getElementById("text2").x.baseVal;
  var list3 = document.getElementById("text3").x.baseVal;
  var list4 = document.getElementById("text4").x.baseVal;

  // Check initial list state of text1.
  assert_list(list1, [500, 1000, 1500]);

  // Check initial list state of text2.
  assert_list(list2, [50, 500]);

  // Check initial list state of text3.
  assert_list(list3, [50, 500, 50]);

  // Check initial list state of text4.
  assert_list(list4, [500]);

  // Create a new SVGLength object, that will be the only x coordinate in the first text element.
  var newLength = svg.createSVGLength();
  newLength.value = 50;
  assert_equals(newLength.value, 50);

  // Spec: Clears all existing current items from the list and re-initializes the list to hold the single item specified by the parameter.

  // Initialize SVGLengthList with 'newLength'.
  assert_equals(list1.initialize(newLength).value, newLength.value);
  assert_equals(list1.getItem(0).value, newLength.value);

  // Take the second x item '500' of the second text element, store it in 'itemInAnotherList' change it to '50'.
  assert_equals(list2.getItem(1).value, 500);
  var itemInAnotherList = list2.getItem(1);
  itemInAnotherList.value = 50;
  assert_equals(list2.getItem(1).value, 50);

  // Spec: If newItem is already in a list, then a new object is created with the same values as newItem and this item is inserted into the list.
  // Otherwise, newItem itself is inserted into the list..

  // Override the third text elements x list with the item x=50 from the second text element, where it should not be removed afterwards.
  assert_equals(list3.initialize(itemInAnotherList).value, itemInAnotherList.value);
  assert_equals(list3.getItem(0).value, 50);
  assert_equals(list2.getItem(0).value, 50);
  list2.getItem(1); // Should not throw.

  // Ensure that 'itemInAnotherList' isn't live (wrt 'list3') by changing its value.
  itemInAnotherList.value = 999;
  assert_equals(itemInAnotherList.value, 999);
  assert_equals(list3.getItem(0).value, 50);
  itemInAnotherList.value = 50;
  assert_equals(itemInAnotherList.value, 50);
  assert_equals(list3.getItem(0).value, 50);

  // Copy item from text3 to text4.
  assert_equals(list4.initialize(list3.getItem(0)).value, itemInAnotherList.value);
  assert_equals(list4.getItem(0).value, 50);
  list3.getItem(0); // Should not throw.

  // Initialize text2 using setAttribute('x', '50').
  text2.setAttribute("x", "50");
  assert_equals(list2.getItem(0).value, 50);

  // Final check whether the lists all look like expected.
  assert_list(list1, [50]);
  assert_list(list2, [50]);
  assert_list(list3, [50]);
  assert_list(list4, [50]);
});
</script>