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2.4 KiB
HTML
52 lines
2.4 KiB
HTML
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<title>HTML test for quoted string
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</title>
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</head>
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<body>
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This was created on 9/12/97, for Xena bug # 85121
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<br>Testing the quoted value string.
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<br> tag A is used so you can check the string by moving mouse on the link.
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<br> use view source or text editor to compare with browser display.
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<br> The goal is to be compatible with Navigator 4.0
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<br> Test results are compared with Nav4.0 display. Relavent Nav4.0 source
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files are ns\lib\libparse\pa_parse.c and others.
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<br> Differences between 4.0 and xena are indecated. Search for XENA60
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to find all the defferences.
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<br><br> comments from ns\xena\lego\src\lego\html\scanner\HTMLScanner.java:
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<br>// For quoted value string :
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<br>// Double/single quote only take effect as the first char
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<br>// of the value string,
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<br>// Quoted string is terminated by the second double/single quote
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<br>// respectively.
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<br>// In other places, double/single quote is treated literally.
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<br>// Entity & quot; is always treated literally, enven it is the
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<br>// first char.
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<br>//
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<br>// Unquoted value string is terminated by while space, or '>' sign.
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<br><br>
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Test lines:
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<br>10(quote / quote ) good syntax: <a href="abcd"> both quotes striped from string</a>
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<br>20( / )<a href= abcd > value not quoted, not recommented, but still good syntax.</a>
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<br>30<a href="123456789123456789223456789323456789423456789523456789623456789723456789823456789923456789">
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Navigator 4.0 value string trunketed at 82 characters</a> XENA60 limit is MAX_STRING_LENGTH = 2000.
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<br>40 The following are illegal HTML, but handled by Nav4.0 in different ways.
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<br>50( / )<a href= abcd xyz > string not quoted, whight space terminates the value</a>
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<br>60( / )<a href= abcd
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xyz > string not quoted, CR terminates the string</a>
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<br>70(escaped-quote / quote ) <a href="abcd" > both quotes remain in string </a>
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<br>80(quote / ) <a href="abcd > no closing quote, Add a quote in text to protect next test line">
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move mouse on this. If we didn't have a quote in the text, the value string would
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run through the end of the A tag.</a>
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<br>90(quote / escaped-quote ) <a href="abcd"> still in quote">same as above, escaped quote does NOT terminate quote </a>
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<br>100( / quote)<a href=abcd"> if no opening quote, quotes are included in string</a>
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<br>110( / quote)<a href=abcd"xyz> no opening quote, value terminated at right brack </a>
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</body>
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</html>
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