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14-Jan-2011 |
Jesse Wilson <jessewilson@google.com> |
Fix another DOM test that had broken expectations for the number of results.
The input XML file looks something like this:
<foo> <a></a> <b></b> &c; </foo>
The &c; entity expands to <c></c> on the RI. On Android, it is ignored. That
behavior is known.
The results from the RI were 3 elements:
<a> <b> <c>
The results from Android were also 3 elements, but a different 3:
<foo> <a> <b>
With my recent fix, the result is what it should be for a system that doesn't
expand entities:
<a> <b>
I've adjusted the test to expect one fewer element. It now fails on the RI,
because we're not expecting the expanded entity.
http://b/3350005
Change-Id: I20ab5c0521d20075582c0038bcf6e9e15d50597f
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