I've finally decided to join the 21st century and use automated testing on my bililiteRange code; I'm using QUnit, with tests on github. I want to bililiteRange test on all three types of editable elements, <input type=text>, <textarea>, and <div contenteditable>, so I created a convenience function to run each test on each type of element, with

var elements = ['div', 'textarea', 'input'];
function multitest (message, fn){
  elements.forEach( function(name){
    test(message, function(){
      var $el = $('<'+name'>').attr('contenteditable','').appendTo('#qunit-fixture');
      fn($el); // the testing function
    });
  });
}

And the testing code calls multitest rather than test.

I feel so modern; maybe I'll start complaining about waterfalls next.

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