diff --git a/www/documentation/generated.html b/www/documentation/generated.html index 3789ca3..7b2ca14 100644 --- a/www/documentation/generated.html +++ b/www/documentation/generated.html @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@
import elementscenario elementcall?scenario*pending*context*expect*focus?labelscenario elementcall?scenario*pending*context*expect*focus?labelxfail?
A scenario groups together the definition of the script environment
(the call element) and the script assertions (the context and
@@ -125,6 +125,11 @@
scenario elementThe label attribute is used to describe the current element in human-readable words.
Assertions with the xfail attribute will behave just like other assertions, but
+ will succeed where other assertions fail, and will fail where other assertions succeed (i.e. the result is inverted).
+ The xfail attribute can also be applied to scenarios, in which case xfail will be implicitly
+ set to true for all of the scenarios assertions.
+ The value of the xfail attribute must be true.
context elementexpect elementdocument*equals?focus?grammar?href?label?max?min?normalize-space?pending?step?test?type?expect elementdocument*equals?focus?grammar?href?label?max?min?normalize-space?pending?step?test?type?xfail?Defines what is expected from the context document(s).
@@ -237,6 +242,11 @@expect elementAssertions with the xfail attribute will behave just like other assertions, but
+ will succeed where other assertions fail, and will fail where other assertions succeed (i.e. the result is inverted).
+ The xfail attribute can also be applied to scenarios, in which case xfail will be implicitly
+ set to true for all of the scenarios assertions.
+ The value of the xfail attribute must be true.
scenario elementcall?scenario*pending*context*expect*focus?labelscenario elementcall?scenario*pending*context*expect*focus?labelxfail?
A scenario groups together the definition of the script environment
(the call element) and the script assertions (the context and
@@ -279,6 +279,11 @@
label attribute is used to describe the current element in human-readable words.
+Assertions with the xfail attribute will behave just like other assertions, but
+ will succeed where other assertions fail, and will fail where other assertions succeed (i.e. the result is inverted).
+ The xfail attribute can also be applied to scenarios, in which case xfail will be implicitly
+ set to true for all of the scenarios assertions.
+ The value of the xfail attribute must be true.
expect elementdocument*equals?focus?grammar?href?label?max?min?normalize-space?pending?step?test?type?expect elementdocument*equals?focus?grammar?href?label?max?min?normalize-space?pending?step?test?type?xfail?Defines what is expected from the context document(s).
@@ -391,6 +396,11 @@Assertions with the xfail attribute will behave just like other assertions, but
+ will succeed where other assertions fail, and will fail where other assertions succeed (i.e. the result is inverted).
+ The xfail attribute can also be applied to scenarios, in which case xfail will be implicitly
+ set to true for all of the scenarios assertions.
+ The value of the xfail attribute must be true.
Assertions with the xfail attribute will behave just like other assertions, but
+ will succeed where other assertions fail, and will fail where other assertions succeed (i.e. the result is inverted).
+ The xfail attribute can also be applied to scenarios, in which case xfail will be implicitly
+ set to true for all of the scenarios assertions.
+ The value of the xfail attribute must be true.