| EDITING DELEGATE: shouldBeginEditingInDOMRange:range from 0 of OL > DIV > BODY > HTML > #document to 11 of OL > DIV > BODY > HTML > #document |
| EDITING DELEGATE: webViewDidBeginEditing:WebViewDidBeginEditingNotification |
| EDITING DELEGATE: webViewDidChangeSelection:WebViewDidChangeSelectionNotification |
| EDITING DELEGATE: webViewDidChangeSelection:WebViewDidChangeSelectionNotification |
| EDITING DELEGATE: shouldChangeSelectedDOMRange:range from 6 of OL > DIV > BODY > HTML > #document to 8 of OL > DIV > BODY > HTML > #document toDOMRange:range from 0 of #text > LI > OL > OL > DIV > BODY > HTML > #document to 4 of #text > LI > OL > OL > DIV > BODY > HTML > #document affinity:NSSelectionAffinityDownstream stillSelecting:FALSE |
| EDITING DELEGATE: webViewDidChangeSelection:WebViewDidChangeSelectionNotification |
| EDITING DELEGATE: webViewDidChange:WebViewDidChangeNotification |
| This tests indenting "three" and "four". You should see 1 before "two", "three", and "five" but 2 before "four". Neither "two" nor "five" should be the part of new nested list since there is text between "two" and "three", and "five" is unordered. |
| one |
| two |
| aaa |
| three |
| four |
| five |
| Before: <li>one</li> <ol><li>two</li></ol> aaa <li id="test3">three</li> <li id="test4">four</li> <ul><li>five</li></ul> |
| After: <li>one</li> <ol><li>two</li></ol> aaa <ol><li id="test3">three</li><li id="test4">four</li></ol> <ul><li>five</li></ul> |
