> This would keep > the metadata in a distinct file from the test in a format that was > compatible with RDF and provides both a DTD and an attempt at an XML schema > for the metadata. One of the advantages of keeping the metadata distinct > from the test definitions is that it is then easy to add additional > description, notes, translations, without modifying the test definitions. I think it's good to keep the test cases and the metadata (what's tested, is it a positive test, negative, xref to spec, etc) distinct. Among other things, the test cases shouldn't really change when interpretations get updated ... and since DOM hasn't really had a test suite before, then it seems likely to me that interpretations will be in flux for some time. - DaveReceived on Friday, 18 May 2001 14:43:39 GMT
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