The tests are documented in a GitHub repository. To run the test, or to see any comments relating to the results, click on the link in the left-most column.
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This page summarises results for interactive tests related to text alignment & justification. It complements the Grapheme/word segmentation & selection section of the Language Enablement Index.
The tests themselves are linked to and described in a set of GitHub issues. Follow the links to the issue to run the test, or to see notes on the results (especially where the test only partially passes).
If you are developing a gap-analysis document, these tests can be set up very quickly, and the results captured simply. You can easily add tests to this list. See the instructions for further information. There is also a list of all tests and results pages.
| link | assertion | Gecko | Blink | Webkit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #39 | Extending highlighted text should not split conjuncts | pass | pass | |
| #24 | Double-clicking a word followed immediately by a danda character doesn’t select the danda | pass | pass | |
| #23 | Double-clicking inside a hindi word highlights all ordinary letters between spaces, whether conjuncts or not | pass | pass |
| link | assertion | Gecko | Blink | Webkit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #39 | Extending highlighted text should not split conjuncts | pass | pass | |
| #22 | Double-clicking a word followed immediately by a danda character doesn’t select the danda | pass | pass | |
| #21 | Double-clicking inside a bengali word highlights all ordinary letters between spaces | pass | pass |
| link | assertion | Gecko | Blink | Webkit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #39 | Extending highlighted text should not split conjuncts | pass | pass |
| link | assertion | Gecko | Blink | Webkit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #31 | Double-clicking inside a katakana word will not highlight adjacent hiragana text, and vice versa | pass | pass | |
| #29 | Double-clicking on a word with a kanji root and hiragana after will highlight the whole word (only) | fail | partial | partial |
| #28 | Double-clicking on a kanji word will highlight just that word | fail | pass | |
| #27 | Double-clicking on a hiragana word between other hiragana characters will highlight all and only the word that is clicked on | fail | pass |
| link | assertion | Gecko | Blink | Webkit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #30 | Double-clicking on a Chinese word will highlight just that word | fail | partial | partial |
| link | assertion | Gecko | Blink | Webkit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #26 | Double-clicking a Tamil word followed immediately by a danda character doesn’t select the danda | pass | pass | |
| #25 | Double-clicking inside a Tamil word highlights all ordinary letters between spaces | pass | pass |
| link | assertion | Gecko | Blink | Webkit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #20 | Double-clicking inside a word highlights a whole word, even if it contains ZWNJ | pass | pass | |
| #19 | Double-clicking inside an arabic word highlights all ordinary letters between spaces, whether joining or not | pass | pass |