This tests -[WebScriptObject hasWebScriptKey:(NSString *)key]. It is the equivalent of JavaScript's `in`, to check for the existence of a JavaScript key.

On success, you will see a series of "PASS" messages, followed by "TEST COMPLETE".


Test with a newly created, local, object => {}
PASS (key in object) is false
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 0
PASS (key in object) is true
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 1
PASS (key in object) is true
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 1
PASS (key in object) is false
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 0

Test with an existing, global, object => window
PASS (key in object) is false
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 0
PASS (key in object) is true
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 1
PASS (key in object) is true
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 1
PASS (key in object) is false
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 0

Test with a DOM Object => document.body
PASS (key in object) is false
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 0
PASS (key in object) is true
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 1
PASS (key in object) is true
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 1
PASS (key in object) is false
PASS objCController.testHasWebScriptKey(key) is 0

PASS successfullyParsed is true

TEST COMPLETE