To test pr #149 I deleted the @wordpos from that element in lyrics.mei:re,`
And the test results where:
1) Lyrics
wordpos
marks terminal syllables (@wordpos='t'):
AssertionError [ERR_ASSERTION]: value for wordpos not found on element index 3 (syl) ("<syl xmlns="http://www.music-encoding.org/ns/mei" xml:id="m-50">re,</syl>")
at Object.assertAttrOnElements (test\mocha\utils.js:21:16)
at Context.it (test\mocha\test-lyrics.js:35:13)
2) Lyrics
wordpos
handles single syllable words (omit @wordpos):
AssertionError [ERR_ASSERTION]: value for wordpos unexpectedly found on element index 3 (syl) ("<syl xmlns="http://www.music-encoding.org/ns/mei" xml:id="m-50">re,</syl>")
+ expected - actual
at Object.assertAttrOnElements (test\mocha\utils.js:23:16)
at Context.it (test\mocha\test-lyrics.js:38:13)
Number 1 is totally obvious, I provoked that... but I don't understand why number 2 is showing up. It's kind of contradictory.
The arrays of indices seem fine to me... and when I put the attribute back, again all tests are running without errors.
As long as the tests don't fail to detect errors, it's not a huge problem, but it might be worth to look into this at some time in the future.
To test pr #149 I deleted there, `
And the test results where:
@wordpos
from that element inlyrics.mei:
Number 1 is totally obvious, I provoked that... but I don't understand why number 2 is showing up. It's kind of contradictory.
The arrays of indices seem fine to me... and when I put the attribute back, again all tests are running without errors.
As long as the tests don't fail to detect errors, it's not a huge problem, but it might be worth to look into this at some time in the future.