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if (window.testRunner)
    testRunner.dumpAsText();

function log(a)
{
    document.getElementById("logger").innerHTML += a + "<br>";
}

function startTest()
{
    if (!window.localStorage) {
        log("window.localStorage DOES NOT exist");
        return;
    }
    localStorage.clear();

    Storage.prototype.prototypeTestKey = "prototypeTestValue";
    localStorage.foo = "bar";
    localStorage.fu = "baz";
    localStorage.batman = "bin suparman";
    localStorage.bar = "foo";
    localStorage.alpha = "beta";
    localStorage.zeta = "gamma";
    
    // Enumerate localStorage, appending each key onto an array
    var enumeratedArray = new Array();
    for (var n in localStorage)
        enumeratedArray.push(n);

    // Sort the array, since the storage order isn't guaranteed
    enumeratedArray.sort();
    
    for (var n in enumeratedArray)
        log(enumeratedArray[n]);
}

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This test checks to see that you can enumerate a Storage object and get only the keys as a result.  The built-in properties of the Storage object should be ignored.  The test operates on the localStorage object.<br>
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