A variable name A class name A package name A string literal. Distinguished from a variable reference by the enclosing double quotes. The union of accepted literal types All known DOM interfaces plus int, DOMString maybe some others. A List variable is used to compare two ordered collections, such as the expected and actual child element names. A collection variable is used to compare two unordered collections, such as the expected and actual attribute names. An implementation of EventListener that will capture and store all events encountered. A test. Intended URI identifier for the test. Used in method name in generated code. May be used in code generation. A package of tests in one resource Injects comment into generated code. Attempts to pause for a specified period Assigns the specified value or condition to the a variable. If both are specified, the value will be AND'd with the condition. Declare and optionally initialize a variable. [Tenative] All variables must be declared. Use instanceOf for type assertions. Member children are used to initialize List and Collection types. Defines the event handler for a EventMonitor with parameters "listener", "event", "currentTarget" and "userObj". Declares and initializes to true a boolean variable that if false will prevent handleEvent being called on future events. Loads the document declared in the corresponding document element. If true then this test may modify the document, so a fresh copy should be loaded instead of a cached copy. Gets a DOMImplementation. If the obj attribute is not specified, it creates a default implementation as determined by the test framework. Name given to the test. Entity primarily responsible for making the test definition. One topic of the test. May be repeated. Preferably, a URI identifing a particular section of the DOM specification. A free-text account of the test. An entity responsible for making contributions to the test. A reference to a rest from which the current test is derived. A reference to a rest from which the current test is derived. A reference to a rest from which the current test is derived. Will result in the test failing unless the condition expression content and the value of the variable specified in the "actual" attribute are either absent or true. Will result in the test failing unless the condition expression content or the value of the variable specified in the "actual" attribute is false. This asserts that the parameters reference the same object. Object identity comparison Value comparison, element-wise on collections. Actual is less than to expected. Actual is less than or equal to expected. Actual is greater than or equal to expected. Actual is greater than expected. Interfaces are defined using signed integers hasFeature is used both as a property of a DOMImplementation (when obj and var attributes are provided) and as a implementationCondition. Assignes an object to a userObj variable that is accessible from the handleEvent handler of the specified EventMonitor.