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      1 suite('number-handler', function() {
      2   test('parse numbers', function() {
      3     var tests = {
      4       '0': 0,
      5       '1234': 1234,
      6       '-40': -40,
      7       '+40': 40,
      8       '   -40   ': -40,
      9       '4.0': 4,
     10       '0.4': 0.4,
     11       '.1234': 0.1234,
     12       '12.34': 12.34,
     13       '+.1234': 0.1234,
     14       '+12.34': 12.34,
     15       '-.1234': -0.1234,
     16       '-12.34': -12.34,
     17     };
     18     for (var string in tests) {
     19       assert.equal(webAnimations1.parseNumber(string), tests[string], 'Parsing "' + string + '"');
     20     }
     21   });
     22   test('invalid numbers fail to parse', function() {
     23     assert.isUndefined(webAnimations1.parseNumber(''));
     24     assert.isUndefined(webAnimations1.parseNumber('nine'));
     25     assert.isUndefined(webAnimations1.parseNumber('1 2'));
     26     assert.isUndefined(webAnimations1.parseNumber('+-0'));
     27     assert.isUndefined(webAnimations1.parseNumber('50px'));
     28     assert.isUndefined(webAnimations1.parseNumber('1.2.3'));
     29   });
     30   test('opacity clamping', function() {
     31     var interpolation = webAnimations1.propertyInterpolation('opacity', '0', '1');
     32     assert.equal(interpolation(-1), '0');
     33     assert.equal(interpolation(2), '1');
     34   });
     35 });
     36