Subj : Re: Proposed Update to the JavaScript Test Library
To   : netscape.public.mozilla.jseng
From : Bob Clary
Date : Mon Feb 07 2005 01:19 pm

Martin Honnen wrote:

> 
> When I have a js.exe here on Windows, sources pulled via CVS, built with 
> cygwin make but using MS VC, there is a function named options defined 
> in the shell and after executing
> options('xml')
> in the shell it suddenly understands XML literals (E4X stuff like
> var god = <god>Kibo</god>;
> ).
> I have also tried options('xml') in an xpcshell but that shell doesn't 
> know a function named options.
> 
> You can also directly run the js shell in "E4X mode" by calling it as
>   js.exe -x
> at least that works with the shell I have here, it indicates the -x as a 
> command line argument when it prints its usage and the source
>   <http://lxr.mozilla.org/mozilla/source/js/src/js.c#435>
> indeed suggests that then the 'xml' option is switched on.

Thanks! I guess I should have done a bit more digging.

New test results at
<http://bclary.com/2004/10/03/js-tests/results-smopt-trunk.html>
<http://bclary.com/2004/10/03/js-tests/results-smopt-new.html>

Online version now agrees with the trunk version for the e4x tests.

Note that I have now removed a number of obsolete tests. See 
<http://bclary.com/2004/10/03/javascript-test-suite#modtestlib> for the 
list of removed tests.

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