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/*unittests: HTML Instrumentation*/
define(function (require, exports, module) {
    "use strict";
    var Tokenizer   = require("language/HTMLTokenizer").Tokenizer,
        MurmurHash3 = require("thirdparty/murmurhash3_gc"),
        PerfUtils   = require("utils/PerfUtils");
    var seed = Math.floor(Math.random() * 65535);
    var tagID = 1;
     * A list of tags whose start causes any of a given set of immediate parent
     * tags to close. This mostly comes from the HTML5 spec section on omitted close tags:
     * http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/syntax.html#optional-tags
     * This doesn't handle general content model violations.
    var openImpliesClose = {
        li      : { li: true },
        dt      : { dd: true, dt: true },
        dd      : { dd: true, dt: true },
        address : { p: true },
        article : { p: true },
        aside   : { p: true },
        blockquote : { p: true },
        colgroup: { caption: true },
        details : { p: true },
        dir     : { p: true },
        div     : { p: true },
        dl      : { p: true },
        fieldset: { p: true },
        figcaption: { p: true },
        figure  : { p: true },
        footer  : { p: true },
        form    : { p: true },
        h1      : { p: true },
        h2      : { p: true },
        h3      : { p: true },
        h4      : { p: true },
        h5      : { p: true },
        h6      : { p: true },
        header  : { p: true },
        hgroup  : { p: true },
        hr      : { p: true },
        main    : { p: true },
        menu    : { p: true },
        nav     : { p: true },
        ol      : { p: true },
        p       : { p: true },
        pre     : { p: true },
        section : { p: true },
        table   : { p: true },
        ul      : { p: true },
        rb      : { rb: true, rt: true, rtc: true, rp: true },
        rp      : { rb: true, rt: true, rp: true },
        rt      : { rb: true, rt: true, rp: true },
        rtc     : { rb: true, rt: true, rtc: true, rp: true },
        optgroup: { optgroup: true, option: true },
        option  : { option: true },
        tbody   : { caption: true, colgroup: true, thead: true, tbody: true, tfoot: true },
        tfoot   : { caption: true, colgroup: true, thead: true, tbody: true },
        thead   : { caption: true, colgroup: true },
        tr      : { tr: true, th: true, td: true, caption: true },
        th      : { th: true, td: true },
        td      : { th: true, td: true },
        body    : { head: true }
     * A list of elements which are automatically closed when their parent is closed:
     * http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/syntax.html#optional-tags
    var optionalClose = {
      html: true,
      body: true,
      li: true,
      dd: true,
      dt: true, // This is not actually correct, but showing a syntax error is not helpful
      p: true,
      rb: true,
      rt: true,
      rtc: true,
      rp: true,
      optgroup: true,
      option: true,
      colgroup: true,
      caption: true,
      tbody: true,
      tfoot: true,
      tr: true,
      td: true,
      th: true
    // TODO: handle optional start tags
     * A list of tags that are self-closing (do not contain other elements).
     * Mostly taken from http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/syntax.html#void-elements
    var voidElements = {
        area: true,
        base: true,
        basefont: true,
        br: true,
        col: true,
        command: true,
        embed: true,
        frame: true,
        hr: true,
        img: true,
        input: true,
        isindex: true,
        keygen: true,
        link: true,
        menuitem: true,
        meta: true,
        param: true,
        source: true,
        track: true,
        wbr: true
     * A SimpleNode represents one node in a SimpleDOM tree. Each node can have
     * any set of properties on it, though there are a couple of assumptions made.
     * Elements will have `children` and `attributes` properties. Text nodes will have a `content`
     * property. All Elements will have a `tagID` and text nodes *can* have one.
     * @constructor
     * @param {Object} properties the properties provided will be set on the new object.
    function SimpleNode(properties) {
        $.extend(this, properties);
    SimpleNode.prototype = {
        /**
         * Updates signatures used to optimize the number of comparisons done during
         * diffing. This is important to call if you change:
         * * children
         * * child node attributes
         * * text content of a text node
         * * child node text
        update: function () {
            if (this.isElement()) {
                var i,
                    subtreeHashes = "",
                    childHashes = "",
                    child;
                for (i = 0; i < this.children.length; i++) {
                    child = this.children[i];
                    if (child.isElement()) {
                        childHashes += String(child.tagID);
                        subtreeHashes += String(child.tagID) + child.attributeSignature + child.subtreeSignature;
                    } else {
                        childHashes += child.textSignature;
                        subtreeHashes += child.textSignature;
                this.childSignature = MurmurHash3.hashString(childHashes, childHashes.length, seed);
                this.subtreeSignature = MurmurHash3.hashString(subtreeHashes, subtreeHashes.length, seed);
            } else {
                this.textSignature = MurmurHash3.hashString(this.content, this.content.length, seed);
        /**
         * Updates the signature of this node's attributes. Call this after making attribute changes.
        updateAttributeSignature: function () {
            var attributeString = JSON.stringify(this.attributes);
            this.attributeSignature = MurmurHash3.hashString(attributeString, attributeString.length, seed);
        /**
         * Is this node an element node?
         * @return {bool} true if it is an element
        isElement: function () {
            return !!this.children;
        /**
         * Is this node a text node?
         * @return {bool} true if it is text
        isText: function () {
            return !this.children;
     * @private
     * Generates a synthetic ID for text nodes. These IDs are only used
     * for convenience when reading a SimpleDOM that is dumped to the console.
     * @param {Object} textNode new node for which we are generating an ID
     * @return {string} ID for the node
    function getTextNodeID(textNode) {
        var childIndex = textNode.parent.children.indexOf(textNode);
        if (childIndex === 0) {
            return textNode.parent.tagID + ".0";
        return textNode.parent.children[childIndex - 1].tagID + "t";
     * @private
     * Adds two {line, ch}-style positions, returning a new pos.
    function _addPos(pos1, pos2) {
        return {line: pos1.line + pos2.line, ch: (pos2.line === 0 ? pos1.ch + pos2.ch : pos2.ch)};
     * @private
     * Offsets the character offset of the given {line, ch} pos by the given amount and returns a new
     * pos. Not for general purpose use as it does not account for line boundaries.
    function _offsetPos(pos, offset) {
        return {line: pos.line, ch: pos.ch + offset};
     * A Builder creates a SimpleDOM tree of SimpleNode objects representing the
     * "important" contents of an HTML document. It does not include things like comments.
     * The nodes include information about their position in the text provided.
     * @constructor
     * @param {string} text The text to parse
     * @param {?int} startOffset starting offset in the text
     * @param {?{line: int, ch: int}} startOffsetPos line/ch position in the text
    function Builder(text, startOffset, startOffsetPos) {
        this.stack = [];
        this.text = text;
        this.t = new Tokenizer(text);
        this.currentTag = null;
        this.startOffset = startOffset || 0;
        this.startOffsetPos = startOffsetPos || {line: 0, ch: 0};
    Builder.prototype._logError = function (token) {
        var error       = { token: token },
            startPos    = token ? (token.startPos || token.endPos) : this.startOffsetPos,
            endPos      = token ? token.endPos : this.startOffsetPos;
        error.startPos = _addPos(this.startOffsetPos, startPos);
        error.endPos = _addPos(this.startOffsetPos, endPos);
        if (!this.errors) {
            this.errors = [];
        this.errors.push(error);
     * Builds the SimpleDOM.
     * @param {?bool} strict if errors are detected, halt and return null
     * @param {?Object} markCache a cache that can be used in ID generation (is passed to `getID`)
     * @return {SimpleNode} root of tree or null if parsing failed
    Builder.prototype.build = function (strict, markCache) {
        var self = this;
        var token, lastClosedTag, lastTextNode;
        var stack = this.stack;
        var attributeName = null;
        var nodeMap = {};
        markCache = markCache || {};
        // Start timers for building full and partial DOMs.
        // Appropriate timer is used, and the other is discarded.
        var timerBuildFull = "HTMLInstr. Build DOM Full";
        var timerBuildPart = "HTMLInstr. Build DOM Partial";
        var timers; // timer handles
        timers = PerfUtils.markStart([timerBuildFull, timerBuildPart]);
        timerBuildFull = timers[0];
        timerBuildPart = timers[1];
        function closeTag(endIndex, endPos) {
            lastClosedTag = stack[stack.length - 1];
            stack.pop();
            lastClosedTag.update();
            lastClosedTag.end = self.startOffset + endIndex;
            lastClosedTag.endPos = _addPos(self.startOffsetPos, endPos);
        while ((token = this.t.nextToken()) !== null) {
            // lastTextNode is used to glue text nodes together
            // If the last node we saw was text but this one is not, then we're done gluing.
            // If this node is a comment, we might still encounter more text.
            if (token.type !== "text" && token.type !== "comment" && lastTextNode) {
                lastTextNode = null;
            if (token.type === "error") {
                PerfUtils.finalizeMeasurement(timerBuildFull);  // discard
                PerfUtils.addMeasurement(timerBuildPart);       // use
                this._logError(token);
                return null;
            } else if (token.type === "opentagname") {
                var newTagName = token.contents.toLowerCase(),
                    newTag;
                if (openImpliesClose.hasOwnProperty(newTagName)) {
                    var closable = openImpliesClose[newTagName];
                    while (stack.length > 0 && closable.hasOwnProperty(stack[stack.length - 1].tag)) {
                        // Close the previous tag at the start of this tag.
                        // Adjust backwards for the < before the tag name.
                        closeTag(token.start - 1, _offsetPos(token.startPos, -1));
                newTag = new SimpleNode({
                    tag: token.contents.toLowerCase(),
                    children: [],
                    attributes: {},
                    parent: (stack.length ? stack[stack.length - 1] : null),
                    start: this.startOffset + token.start - 1,
                    startPos: _addPos(this.startOffsetPos, _offsetPos(token.startPos, -1)) // ok because we know the previous char was a "<"
                newTag.tagID = this.getID(newTag, markCache);
                // During undo in particular, it's possible that tag IDs may be reused and
                // the marks in the document may be misleading. If a tag ID has been reused,
                // we apply a new tag ID to ensure that our edits come out correctly.
                if (nodeMap[newTag.tagID]) {
                    newTag.tagID = this.getNewID();
                nodeMap[newTag.tagID] = newTag;
                if (newTag.parent) {
                    newTag.parent.children.push(newTag);
                this.currentTag = newTag;
                if (voidElements.hasOwnProperty(newTag.tag)) {
                    // This is a self-closing element.
                    newTag.update();
                } else {
                    stack.push(newTag);
            } else if (token.type === "opentagend" || token.type === "selfclosingtag") {
                // TODO: disallow <p/>?
                if (this.currentTag) {
                    if (token.type === "selfclosingtag" && stack.length && stack[stack.length - 1] === this.currentTag) {
                        // This must have been a self-closing tag that we didn't identify as a void element
                        // (e.g. an SVG tag). Pop it off the stack as if we had encountered its close tag.
                        closeTag(token.end, token.endPos);
                    } else {
                        // We're ending an open tag. Record the end of the open tag as the end of the
                        // range. (If we later find a close tag for this tag, the end will get overwritten
                        // with the end of the close tag. In the case of a self-closing tag, we should never
                        // encounter that.)
                        // Note that we don't need to update the signature here because the signature only
                        // relies on the tag name and ID, and isn't affected by the tag's attributes, so
                        // the signature we calculated when creating the tag is still the same. If we later
                        // find a close tag for this tag, we'll update the signature to account for its
                        // children at that point (in the next "else" case).
                        this.currentTag.end = this.startOffset + token.end;
                        this.currentTag.endPos = _addPos(this.startOffsetPos, token.endPos);
                        lastClosedTag = this.currentTag;
                        this.currentTag.updateAttributeSignature();
                        this.currentTag = null;
            } else if (token.type === "closetag") {
                // If this is a self-closing element, ignore the close tag.
                var closeTagName = token.contents.toLowerCase();
                if (!voidElements.hasOwnProperty(closeTagName)) {
                    // Find the topmost item on the stack that matches. If we can't find one, assume
                    // this is just a dangling closing tag and ignore it.
                    for (i = stack.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
                        if (stack[i].tag === closeTagName) {
                    if (i >= 0) {
                            // For all tags we're implicitly closing (before we hit the matching tag), we want the
                            // implied end to be the beginning of the close tag (which is two characters, "</", before
                            // the start of the tagname). For the actual tag we're explicitly closing, we want the
                            // implied end to be the end of the close tag (which is one character, ">", after the end of
                            // the tagname).
                            if (stack.length === i + 1) {
                                closeTag(token.end + 1, _offsetPos(token.endPos, 1));
                                if (strict && !optionalClose.hasOwnProperty(stack[stack.length - 1].tag)) {
                                    // If we're in strict mode, treat unbalanced tags as invalid.
                                    PerfUtils.finalizeMeasurement(timerBuildFull);
                                    PerfUtils.addMeasurement(timerBuildPart);
                                    this._logError(token);
                                    return null;
                                closeTag(token.start - 2, _offsetPos(token.startPos, -2));
                        } while (stack.length > i);
                    } else {
                        // If we're in strict mode, treat unmatched close tags as invalid. Otherwise
                        // we just silently ignore them.
                        if (strict) {
                            PerfUtils.finalizeMeasurement(timerBuildFull);
                            PerfUtils.addMeasurement(timerBuildPart);
                            this._logError(token);
                            return null;
            } else if (token.type === "attribname") {
                attributeName = token.contents.toLowerCase();
                // Set the value to the empty string in case this is an empty attribute. If it's not,
                // it will get overwritten by the attribvalue later.
                this.currentTag.attributes[attributeName] = "";
            } else if (token.type === "attribvalue" && attributeName !== null) {
                this.currentTag.attributes[attributeName] = token.contents;
                attributeName = null;
            } else if (token.type === "text") {
                if (stack.length) {
                    var parent = stack[stack.length - 1];
                    var newNode;
                    // Check to see if we're continuing a previous text.
                    if (lastTextNode) {
                        newNode = lastTextNode;
                        newNode.content += token.contents;
                    } else {
                        newNode = new SimpleNode({
                            parent: stack[stack.length - 1],
                            content: token.contents
                        parent.children.push(newNode);
                        newNode.tagID = getTextNodeID(newNode);
                        nodeMap[newNode.tagID] = newNode;
                        lastTextNode = newNode;
                    newNode.update();
        // If we have any tags hanging open, fail the parse if we're in strict mode,
        // otherwise close them at the end of the document.
        while (stack.length) {
            if (strict && !optionalClose.hasOwnProperty(stack[stack.length - 1].tag)) {
                PerfUtils.finalizeMeasurement(timerBuildFull);
                PerfUtils.addMeasurement(timerBuildPart);
                this._logError(token);
                return null;
            closeTag(this.text.length, this.t._indexPos);
        var dom = lastClosedTag;
        if (!dom) {
            // This can happen if the document has no nontrivial content, or if the user tries to
            // have something at the root other than the HTML tag. In all such cases, we treat the
            // document as invalid.
            this._logError(token);
            return null;
        dom.nodeMap = nodeMap;
        PerfUtils.addMeasurement(timerBuildFull);       // use
        PerfUtils.finalizeMeasurement(timerBuildPart);  // discard
        return dom;
     * Returns a new tag ID.
     * @return {int} unique tag ID
    Builder.prototype.getNewID = function () {
        return tagID++;
     * Returns the best tag ID for the new tag object given.
     * The default implementation just calls `getNewID`
     * and returns a unique ID.
     * @param {Object} newTag tag object to potentially inspect to choose an ID
     * @return {int} unique tag ID
    Builder.prototype.getID = Builder.prototype.getNewID;
     * Builds a SimpleDOM from the text provided. If `strict` mode is true, parsing
     * will halt as soon as any error is seen and null will be returned.
     * @param {string} text Text of document to parse
     * @param {bool} strict True for strict parsing
     * @return {SimpleNode} root of tree or null if strict failed
    function build(text, strict) {
        var builder = new Builder(text);
        return builder.build(strict);
     * @private
     * Generates a string version of a SimpleDOM for debugging purposes.
     * @param {SimpleNode} root root of the tree
     * @return {string} Text version of the tree.
    function _dumpDOM(root) {
        var result = "",
            indent = "";
        function walk(node) {
            if (node.tag) {
                result += indent + "TAG " + node.tagID + " " + node.tag + " " + JSON.stringify(node.attributes) + "\n";
            } else {
                result += indent + "TEXT " + (node.tagID || "- ") + node.content + "\n";
            if (node.isElement()) {
                indent += "  ";
                node.children.forEach(walk);
                indent = indent.slice(2);
        walk(root);
        return result;
    // Public API
    exports.build                       = build;
    exports.Builder                     = Builder;
    exports.SimpleNode                  = SimpleNode;
    // Private API
    exports._dumpDOM                    = _dumpDOM;
    exports._offsetPos                  = _offsetPos;
    exports._getTextNodeID              = getTextNodeID;
    exports._seed                       = seed;
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