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NaN & null should be treated as 0 in dimension()

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When dimension() receives a NaN or null value for the number, it will
treat it as zero.
Updated tests to reflect that as well.
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Gary Katsevman
2014-09-02 14:37:42 -04:00
parent 68ad48d8e8
commit df1944e9ff
2 changed files with 12 additions and 4 deletions
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test/unit/component.js
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@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ test('should show and hide an element', function(){
ok(comp.el().style.display === 'block');
});
test('dimension() should ignore undefined, null, and NaN values', function() {
test('dimension() should treat NaN and null as zero', function() {
var comp, width, height, newWidth, newHeight;
width = 300;
height = 150;
@ -211,12 +211,17 @@ test('dimension() should ignore undefined, null, and NaN values', function() {
newWidth = comp.dimension('width', null);
equal(newWidth, width, 'we did not set the width with null');
notEqual(newWidth, width, 'new width and old width are not the same');
equal(newWidth, comp, 'we set a value, so, return value is component');
equal(comp.width(), 0, 'the new width is zero');
newHeight = comp.dimension('height', NaN);
equal(newHeight, height, 'we did not set the height with NaN');
notEqual(newHeight, height, 'new height and old height are not the same');
equal(newHeight, comp, 'we set a value, so, return value is component');
equal(comp.height(), 0, 'the new height is zero');
comp.width(width);
newWidth = comp.dimension('width', undefined);
equal(newWidth, width, 'we did not set the width with undefined');