On Feb 6, 10:21 am, "Leslie P. Polzer" <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > We could find the parent and use replaceChild() on the target element.
>
> > I've submitted a pull request with my changes.
>
> Does it break any tests?

Yeah, ok.  So nevermind the pull request until the failing tests are
corrected (there are 3).  'detect-dirty-circularity' fails as you
might expect, since I'm now replacing the entire widget, not just its
children, but what's the best way to fix it?  I'm trying to understand
what's really meant by 'circular' in this context, but I don't quite
follow this snippet:

(setf (slot-value a 'other) b)
(setf d (list a b))
(weblocks::render-dirty-widgets)
(ensure-null d)

I see that setting a slot on one widget will cause it to be marked
dirty, but two questions:
1) why is 'd' supposed to be null
2) shouldn't only widget 'a' be dirty?
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