Add tests for MouseEvent.{from,to}Element with Pointer Events #4529
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Notifying @Ms2ger, @jdm, and @zqzhang. (Learn how reviewing works.) These tests will be available shortly on w3c-test.org. |
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FYI: now that we decided to spec the PointerEvents behavior, we should add these checks somewhere in pointerevents/pointerevent_support.js instead. |
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I agree with @mustaqahmed. Let's keep all the pointerevent tests under pointerevents folder. Also if from/toElement happen to be undefined I don't think the test passes. Does it? Should we check that either they are undefined or null to also get it inlined with the spec change that @mustaqahmed wrote? |
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Closing in light of #10454 |
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Context: w3c/pointerevents#167
As currently written, this test assumes that Edge's semantics (i.e. these legacy properties are always
nullfor Pointer Events) get spec'd.(Originally based on #4408)