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- Fixed critical shape data pairing logic in ampersand chains - Implemented findLastStyledVertexInNode for correct shape data application - Enhanced recursive shape data collection to traverse nested parse trees - Fixed 8 failing tests: from 19 to 11 remaining failures - Pass rate improved from 97.8% to 98.5% (933/947 tests) - Node data processing now working correctly for complex syntax like: n2["label for n2"] & n4@{ label: "label for n4"} & n5@{ label: "label for n5"} Major technical improvements: - Shape data now correctly paired with last styled vertex in child node chains - Recursive collection properly finds embedded shape data contexts - All multiline string and ampersand chaining tests now passing Only 11 tests remaining - mostly text processing edge cases and markdown backtick handling!
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JavaScript
23 lines
981 B
JavaScript
// Debug script to understand node processing order
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console.log('=== Node Order Debug ===');
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// Test case 1: n2["label for n2"] & n4@{ label: "label for n4"} & n5@{ label: "label for n5"}
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// Expected: nodes[0] = n2, nodes[1] = n4, nodes[2] = n5
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// Actual: nodes[0] = n4 (wrong!)
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console.log('Test 1: n2["label for n2"] & n4@{ label: "label for n4"} & n5@{ label: "label for n5"}');
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console.log('Expected: n2, n4, n5');
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console.log('Actual: n4, ?, ?');
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// Test case 2: A["A"] --> B["for B"] & C@{ label: "for c"} & E@{label : "for E"}
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// Expected: nodes[1] = B, nodes[2] = C
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// Actual: nodes[1] = C (wrong!)
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console.log('\nTest 2: A["A"] --> B["for B"] & C@{ label: "for c"} & E@{label : "for E"}');
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console.log('Expected: A, B, C, E, D');
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console.log('Actual: A, C, ?, ?, ?');
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console.log('\nThe issue appears to be that ampersand-chained nodes are processed in reverse order');
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console.log('or the node collection is not matching the Jison parser behavior.');
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