By first summarizing a node tree or node selection and then using the normal deepEqual function we are able to take advantage of native QUnit functionality to make diagnosing a problem easier under failing conditions and reduce the verbosity of the output under passing conditions.
Change-Id: I4af5d69596cf5459aa32f61ee6d5b8355233c3df
* Make nodeSelectionEqual() accept a desc parameter and use it for
building descriptions
* Put the array element number in the desciption too
* Add descriptions for selectNodes tests and pass them through
Change-Id: Icd2894d11516234598cbd984cc8d88f705bfc1d6
This gets rid of the length == outerLength-2 hack in getDataFromNode()
and will make it easier to implement similar logic in selectNodes()
Change-Id: I1294350b67ca3eefde2b7fe9fea0bc6d8b90f772
* Moved implementation of getting and updating a DOM wrapper to ve.ce.BranchNode
* Updated ve.ce.BranchNode tests
* Renamed ve.NodeFactory.createNode to ve.NodeFactory.create
* Added ve.NodeFactory.lookup which gets the constructor of a type
* Added attribute pass-through to ve.dm.BranchNodeStub
Change-Id: I8f5b7d3d3ae616cc5f39828b24b655163d782ae5
* Also fixed calls to addListenerMethod
* Also routed adding children in the constructor of ve.dm.BranchNode to the splice method
* Renamed types of ve.dm stub nodes to avoid collisions (since we have to register ce nodes by the same names for them to be generated by onSplice)
Change-Id: Ia2e75cf0a62186cc0e214683feb25c619590318a
