Table cells may contain HTML lists. Consider the following tests:
For such lists to be handled correctly, the corresponding types (method arguments and return types) have to be subtypes of the special FitLibrary type Tree. This, in turn is a MetaTypeAdapter.
The methods of DoTree are as follows:
This works because class ListTree is a subtype of Tree. The fixture treats the HTML list as a tree structure. Here's ^AnotherTreeExample.
It's easy to define new subtypes of Tree. How to do this will be documented later.
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For such lists to be handled correctly, the corresponding types (method arguments and return types) have to be subtypes of the special FitLibrary type Tree. This, in turn is a MetaTypeAdapter.
The methods of DoTree are as follows:
public class DoTree extends fitlibrary.DoFixture {
public ListTree tree() {
ListTree tree = new ListTree("");
tree.addChild(new ListTree("a"));
tree.addChild(new ListTree("BB"));
return tree;
}
public ListTree tree(String s) {
return ListTree.parse(s);
}
...
This works because class ListTree is a subtype of Tree. The fixture treats the HTML list as a tree structure. Here's ^AnotherTreeExample.
It's easy to define new subtypes of Tree. How to do this will be documented later.
Planned Changes
- Allow lists that drop end tags (at the moment, all tags have to be properly formed)
- Handle spaces, etc better in text when comparing lists
- Copyright (c) 2004, 2005, 2006 Rick Mugridge, http://www.rimuresearch.com
- Released under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 or later.
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