- From: Curt Arnold <carnold@houston.rr.com>
- Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 07:59:36 -0500
- To: "Joe Schafer" <jschafer@iquest.net>
- Cc: <www-dom-ts@w3.org>
> > In any case, I a building a test harness for the test suite and I need a > > > > good definition of the contents of the test files so I can build the > > test > > generator. Is there such a definition in CVS or elsewhere ????? > > > [dd] I think the best way to go about is to take a test file (XML) and > compare it to the code which is generated from it to understand how it > works. There isn't a description of the markup language, mainly due to > lack of time. What language and/or implementation are you wanting to test? The code generation templates are pretty numbingly complex XSLT. Probably the best process is to: generate the Java tests manually transliterate a few of them to your target language, binding and xUnit test framework Transliterate the framework functions Get the few tests running Create a test-to-whatever.xsl from test-to-java.xsl to produce something like your transliterated tests Iterate I know someone has already done the process for a C or C++ parser, would have to check the mailing list history for the details. If you can tackle the first couple of steps, we could probably help on the last couple.
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