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  <title>Test for getStartTime Behavior </title>
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     onload="this.pauseAnimations()">
  <circle cx="20" cy="20" r="15" fill="blue">
    <animate attributeName="cx" attributeType="XML" 
      from="20" to="100" begin="indefinite" dur="1s" id="anim"/>
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/** Test for getStartTime Behavior  **/

SimpleTest.waitForExplicitFinish();

function main() {
  var svg = document.getElementById("svg");
  ok(svg.animationsPaused(), "should be paused by <svg> load handler");
  is(svg.getCurrentTime(), 0, "should be paused at 0 in <svg> load handler");

  var anim = document.getElementById("anim");
  // indefinite 
  var exceptionCaught = false;
  try {
    anim.getStartTime();
  } catch(e) {
    exceptionCaught = true;
    is(e.name, "InvalidStateError",
       "Unexpected exception from getStartTime.");
    is(e.code, DOMException.INVALID_STATE_ERR,
       "Unexpected exception code from getStartTime.");
  }
  ok(exceptionCaught, "No exception thrown for indefinite start time.");

  // 1s
  anim.setAttribute("begin", "1s");
  is(anim.getStartTime(), 1, "Unexpected start time with begin=1s");

  // We have to be careful here when choosing a negative time that we choose
  // a time that will create an interval that reaches past t=0 as SMIL has
  // special rules for throwing away intervals that end before t=0
  anim.setAttribute("begin", "-0.5s");
  is(anim.getStartTime(), -0.5, "Unexpected start time with begin=-0.5s");

  // Once the animation has begun, the begin time is fixed so we need to end the
  // element (or advance the timeline) to override the previous start time
  anim.endElement();

  // However, now we have an end instance, and the SMIL model dictates that if
  // we have end instances and no end event conditions and all end instances are
  // before our next begin, there's no valid interval. To overcome this we add
  // an indefinite end.
  anim.setAttribute("end", "indefinite");

  // Now test over the lifetime of the animation when there are multiple
  // intervals
  anim.setAttribute("begin", "1s; 3s");
  is(anim.getStartTime(), 1, "Unexpected start time before first interval");
  
  svg.setCurrentTime(1);
  is(anim.getStartTime(), 1,
     "Unexpected start time at start of first interval");

  svg.setCurrentTime(1.5);
  is(anim.getStartTime(), 1, "Unexpected start time during first interval");

  svg.setCurrentTime(2);
  is(anim.getStartTime(), 3, "Unexpected start time after first interval");

  svg.setCurrentTime(3);
  is(anim.getStartTime(), 3, "Unexpected start time during second interval");

  svg.setCurrentTime(4);
  exceptionCaught = false;
  try {
    anim.getStartTime();
  } catch(e) {
    exceptionCaught = true;
    is(e.name, "InvalidStateError",
       "Unexpected exception from getStartTime.");
    is(e.code, DOMException.INVALID_STATE_ERR,
       "Unexpected exception code from getStartTime.");
  }
  ok(exceptionCaught, "No exception thrown for in postactive state.");

  SimpleTest.finish();
}

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