| This tests that we recover appropriately from an ARIA misuse, namely, wrapping a with a |
| and then removing the role attribute for the wrapper. |
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| #The wrapper is initially exposed as a table, hiding the actual table and stealing its rows and cells. |
| PASS: wrapper.role === 'AXRole: AXTable' |
| PASS: wrapper.columnCount === 2 |
| PASS: wrapper.rowCount === 2 |
| PASS: wrapper.cellForColumnAndRow(0, 0).role === 'AXRole: AXCell' |
| PASS: wrapper.cellForColumnAndRow(0, 1).childAtIndex(0).stringValue === 'AXValue: 3' |
| PASS: table === null |
| #Remove the role attribute from the wrapper, and the table should become exposed and functional, at the same time that the wrapper is no longer a table. |
| PASS: wrapper.role === 'AXRole: ' |
| PASS: wrapper.columnCount === 0 |
| PASS: wrapper.rowCount === 0 |
| PASS: wrapper.cellForColumnAndRow(0, 0) === null |
| PASS: table.role === 'AXRole: AXTable' |
| PASS: table.columnCount === 2 |
| PASS: table.rowCount === 2 |
| PASS: table.cellForColumnAndRow(0, 0).role === 'AXRole: AXCell' |
| PASS: table.cellForColumnAndRow(0, 1).childAtIndex(0).stringValue === 'AXValue: 3' |
| #Set the role attribute for the wrapper to an appropriate role like 'group' and both the wrapper and the table should now be exposed accordingly. |
| PASS: wrapper.role === 'AXRole: AXGroup' |
| PASS: table.role === 'AXRole: AXTable' |
| PASS: table.columnCount === 2 |
| PASS: table.rowCount === 2 |
| PASS: table.cellForColumnAndRow(0, 0).role === 'AXRole: AXCell' |
| PASS: table.cellForColumnAndRow(0, 1).childAtIndex(0).stringValue === 'AXValue: 3' |
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| PASS successfullyParsed is true |
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| TEST COMPLETE |
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