#
# Call it like this:
#
-# wheic.parse_html({html: "<p><b>hi</p>"})
+# wheic.parse_html("<p><b>hi</p>")
#
# Or, if you don't want <html><head><body>/etc, do this:
#
-# wheic.parse_html({fragment: "body", html: "<p><b>hi</p>"})
+# wheic.parse_html("<p><b>hi</p>", {fragment: "body"})
#
# return value is an array of Nodes, see "class Node" below.
decoded = _decode_named_char_ref txt
return decode_named_char_ref_cache[txt] = decoded
-parse_html = (args) ->
+parse_html = (args_html, args = {}) ->
txt = null
cur = null # index of next char in txt to be parsed
# declare doc and tokenizer variables so they're in scope below
# tree constructor initialization
# see comments on TYPE_TAG/etc for the structure of this data
- txt = args.html
+ txt = args_html
cur = 0
doc = new Node TYPE_TAG, name: 'document', namespace: NS_HTML
doc.flag 'quirks mode', QUIRKS_NO # TODO bugreport spec for not specifying this
args.error_cb = (i) ->
parse_errors.push i
prev_node_id = 0 # reset counter
- parsed = wheic.parse_html args
+ parsed = wheic.parse_html args.html, args
serialized = serialize_els parsed
if serialized isnt args.expected
test_results.failed += 1
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