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@ -629,6 +629,32 @@ class TestSerializer extends \PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase { |
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} |
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/** @dataProvider provideSerializerConfigWarnings */ |
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public function testSerializerConfigWarnings(array $config): void { |
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// PHPUnit is supposed to support expecting of warnings, but it doesn't. So |
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// let's write a bunch of bullshit so we can catch and assert warnings instead. |
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set_error_handler(function($errno) { |
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if ($errno === \E_USER_WARNING) { |
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$this->assertEquals(\E_USER_WARNING, $errno); |
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} |
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}); |
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$d = Parser::parse('<html></html>', "UTF-8")->document; |
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$act = Parser::serialize($d, $config); |
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restore_error_handler(); |
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} |
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public function provideSerializerConfigWarnings(): iterable { |
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return [ |
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[[ 'booleanAttributeValues' => new \DateTime() ]], |
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[[ 'foreignVoidEndTags' => 'fail' ]], |
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[[ 'indentStep' => new \DateTime() ]], |
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[[ 'indentStep' => 'fail' ]], |
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[[ 'thisWillFail' => 'fail' ]] |
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]; |
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} |
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public function testOuterSerializeAnInvalidNode(): void { |
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$d = new \DOMDocument; |
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$a = $d->createAttribute("oops"); |
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