<test name='normalize01' schemaLocation='http://www.w3.org/2001/DOM-Test-Suite/Level-2 dom2.xsd'>
<metadata>
<title>normalize01</title>
<creator>NIST</creator>
<description>
The "normalize()" method puts all the nodes in the full
depth of the sub-tree underneath this element into a
"normal" form.
Retrieve the third employee and access its second child.
This child contains a block of text that is spread
across multiple lines. The content of the "name" child
should be parsed and treated as a single Text node.
This appears to be a duplicate of elementnormalize.xml in DOM L1 Test Suite
</description>
<contributor>Mary Brady</contributor>
<date qualifier='created'>2001-08-17</date>
<subject resource='http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Core/core#ID-normalize'/>
<subject resource='http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Core/core#ID-72AB8359'/>
</metadata>
<var name='doc' type='Document'/>
<var name='root' type='Element'/>
<var name='elementList' type='NodeList'/>
<var name='firstChild' type='Node'/>
<var name='textList' type='NodeList'/>
<var name='textNode' type='CharacterData'/>
<var name='data' type='DOMString'/>
<load var='doc' href='staff' willBeModified='false'/>
<documentElement obj='doc' var='root'/>
<normalize obj='root'/>
<getElementsByTagName interface='Element' obj='root' tagname='"name"' var='elementList'/>
<item interface='NodeList' obj='elementList' index='2' var='firstChild'/>
<childNodes obj='firstChild' var='textList'/>
<item interface='NodeList' obj='textList' index='0' var='textNode'/>
<data interface='CharacterData' obj='textNode' var='data'/>
<assertEquals actual='data' expected='"Roger\n Jones"' id='data' ignoreCase='false'/>
</test>
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