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Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
2011-09-12 17:34:41 +02:00
// Copyright 2009 the Sputnik authors. All rights reserved.
// This code is governed by the BSD license found in the LICENSE file.
All sputnik and ietestcenter tests converted to proposed new canonical form
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Normalize testcase format This commit normalizes the test case format used across test262. It applies the following transformations: * Convert to YAML for frontmatter * Remove of trailing whitespace * Replace /r/n with /n except in chapters 6 and 7. * Copyright header always uses // comments * new includes attribute replaces $INCLUDE * No implicit assumptions about test environment other than $ERROR. Everything else appears in the include array. This includes "runTestCase" which is now included in a substantial number of tests.
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/*---
info: Correct interpretation of RUSSIAN ALPHABET
Add path attribute.
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es5id: 7.6_A4.2_T2
Normalize testcase format This commit normalizes the test case format used across test262. It applies the following transformations: * Convert to YAML for frontmatter * Remove of trailing whitespace * Replace /r/n with /n except in chapters 6 and 7. * Copyright header always uses // comments * new includes attribute replaces $INCLUDE * No implicit assumptions about test environment other than $ERROR. Everything else appears in the include array. This includes "runTestCase" which is now included in a substantial number of tests.
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description: Check RUSSIAN SMALL ALPHABET
---*/
All sputnik and ietestcenter tests converted to proposed new canonical form
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Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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//CHECK#а-я
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0430 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (а !== 1) {
$ERROR('#а');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
2011-09-14 07:37:44 +02:00
var \u0431 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (б !== 1) {
$ERROR('#б');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
2011-09-14 07:37:44 +02:00
var \u0432 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
2011-09-12 17:34:41 +02:00
if (в !== 1) {
$ERROR('#в');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
2011-09-14 07:37:44 +02:00
var \u0433 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (г !== 1) {
$ERROR('#г');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
2011-09-14 07:37:44 +02:00
var \u0434 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (д !== 1) {
$ERROR('#д');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0435 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (е !== 1) {
$ERROR('#е');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
2011-09-14 07:37:44 +02:00
var \u0436 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (ж !== 1) {
$ERROR('#ж');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
2011-09-14 07:37:44 +02:00
var \u0437 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (з !== 1) {
$ERROR('#з');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0438 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (и !== 1) {
$ERROR('#и');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0439 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (й !== 1) {
$ERROR('#й');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u043A = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (к !== 1) {
$ERROR('#к');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u043B = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (л !== 1) {
$ERROR('#л');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u043C = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (м !== 1) {
$ERROR('#м');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u043D = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (н !== 1) {
$ERROR('#н');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u043E = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (о !== 1) {
$ERROR('#о');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u043F = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (п !== 1) {
$ERROR('#п');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0440 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (р !== 1) {
$ERROR('#р');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0441 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (с !== 1) {
$ERROR('#с');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0442 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (т !== 1) {
$ERROR('#т');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0443 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (у !== 1) {
$ERROR('#у');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0444 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (ф !== 1) {
$ERROR('#ф');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0445 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (х !== 1) {
$ERROR('#х');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0446 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (ц !== 1) {
$ERROR('#ц');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0447 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (ч !== 1) {
$ERROR('#ч');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0448 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (ш !== 1) {
$ERROR('#ш');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0449 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (щ !== 1) {
$ERROR('#щ');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u044A = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (ъ !== 1) {
$ERROR('#ъ');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u044B = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (ы !== 1) {
$ERROR('#ы');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u044C = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (ь !== 1) {
$ERROR('#ь');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u044D = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (э !== 1) {
$ERROR('#э');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u044E = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (ю !== 1) {
$ERROR('#ю');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u044F = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (я !== 1) {
$ERROR('#я');
}
The generated converted test, as generated from fixed converter applied to many fixed sources, corresponding to previous two commits
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var \u0451 = 1;
Having restored the test262 sources of these to their original sputnik form, they now convert correctly to tests that pass our tools/test262.py test runner. The issue for all three was non-ascii content.
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if (ё !== 1) {
$ERROR('#ё');
}