third_party/WebKit/ManualTests/autocorrection/autocorrection-contraction.html

   1 <html>
   2 <head>
   3
   4 <style>
   5 .editing {
   6     border: 2px solid red;
   7     padding: 12px;
   8     font-size: 24px;
   9 }
  10 </style>
  11 <script src=../../../../LayoutTests/editing/editing.js language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript" ></script>
  12
  13 <script>
  14 function editingTest() {
  15     typeCharacterCommand('t');
  16     typeCharacterCommand('h');
  17     typeCharacterCommand('i');
  18     typeCharacterCommand('s');
  19     typeCharacterCommand(' ');
  20     typeCharacterCommand('w');
  21     typeCharacterCommand('o');
  22     typeCharacterCommand('u');
  23     typeCharacterCommand('l');
  24     typeCharacterCommand('d');
  25     typeCharacterCommand('n');
  26 }
  27
  28 </script>
  29
  30 <title>Autocorrection with Contraction Test</title>
  31 </head>
  32 <body>
  33 <div><p>This test verifies that, after typing an apostrophe, if the current word is part of a contraction, previously shown autocorrection will not be applied.</p>
  34 <p>After loading the page, you should see correction panel shows "would" for "wouldn". Then after typing "'t", the correction panel dissappears and the final sentence is "this wouldn't".</p>
  35 <div contenteditable id="root" class="editing">
  36 <span id="test"></span>
  37 </div>
  38
  39
  40 <script>
  41 runEditingTest();
  42 </script>
  43
  44 </body>
  45 </html>