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@@ -163,12 +163,12 @@ glTest("Basic assertions", (t, canvas) => {
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 The tester object also exposes WebGL-specific assertions:
-- `glParameterEqual(gl, parameter, expected, message)`: Check if the WebGL `parameter` (passed to `gl.getParameter`) matches `expected`. 
-- `glParameterNotEqual(gl, parameter, expected, message)`: Check if the WebGL `parameter` (passed to `gl.getParameter`) does not `expected`. 
-- `pixelEqual(gl,[ uv=[0.5, 0.5],] expected, message)`: Check if the currently bound framebuffer has the value `expected` at the pixel indicated by `uv`. `uv` is a two-element array with `[0, 0]` indicating the bottom-left of the canvas, and `[1, 1]` indicating the top-right.
-- `pixelNotEqual(gl,[ uv=[0.5, 0.5],] expected, message)`: Check if the currently bound framebuffer does not have the value `expected` at the pixel indicated by `uv`. `uv` is a two-element array with `[0, 0]` indicating the bottom-left of the canvas, and `[1, 1]` indicating the top-right.
-- `bufferEqual(gl, binding, expected, message)` **(WebGL 2-only)**: Check if the buffer bound to `binding` contains the values in `expected`. Matching will be done based on the array type of `expected` and will default to `Float32Array`.
-- `bufferNotEqual(gl, binding, expected, message)` **(WebGL 2-only)**: Check if the buffer bound to `binding` does not contain the values in `expected`. Matching will be done based on the array type of `expected` and will default to `Float32Array`.
+- `t.glParameterEqual(gl, parameter, expected, message)`: Check if the WebGL `parameter` (passed to `gl.getParameter`) matches `expected`. 
+- `t.glParameterNotEqual(gl, parameter, expected, message)`: Check if the WebGL `parameter` (passed to `gl.getParameter`) does not `expected`. 
+- `t.pixelEqual(gl,[ uv=[0.5, 0.5],] expected, message)`: Check if the currently bound framebuffer has the value `expected` at the pixel indicated by `uv`. `uv` is a two-element array with `[0, 0]` indicating the bottom-left of the canvas, and `[1, 1]` indicating the top-right.
+- `t.pixelNotEqual(gl,[ uv=[0.5, 0.5],] expected, message)`: Check if the currently bound framebuffer does not have the value `expected` at the pixel indicated by `uv`. `uv` is a two-element array with `[0, 0]` indicating the bottom-left of the canvas, and `[1, 1]` indicating the top-right.
+- `t.bufferEqual(gl, binding, expected, message)` **(WebGL 2-only)**: Check if the buffer bound to `binding` contains the values in `expected`. Matching will be done based on the array type of `expected` and will default to `Float32Array`.
+- `t.bufferNotEqual(gl, binding, expected, message)` **(WebGL 2-only)**: Check if the buffer bound to `binding` does not contain the values in `expected`. Matching will be done based on the array type of `expected` and will default to `Float32Array`.
 
 ```js
 glTest("GL assertions", (t, canvas) => {
@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ glTest("GL assertions", (t, canvas) => {
 ```
 
 Finally, the tester object exposes the async helper `loopUntil` for tests that require asynchrony:
-- `loopUntil(fn)`: Returns a promise that will resolve when `fn` returns true.
+- `t.loopUntil(fn)`: Returns a promise that will resolve when `fn` returns true.
 
 ```js
 glTest("GL assertions", async (t, canvas) => {