Kay, Michael wrote: > I don't have (or know of) any tests that don't depend on an XSLT > harness, but if you write your tests as XPath 1.0 expressions then you > could verify the results by putting the same expressions through an XSLT > processor or a free-standing XPath processor. That's a good idea. Though I'm worried about tricky corner cases I may not have thought of. So far I've written 7 little tests for the additional axes, and they at least provide a sanity test. (If anyone is curious, they're in the Kawa CVS repository in gnu/xquery/testsuite/TestMisc.java along with a bunch of other XQuery tests.) -- --Per Bothner per@bothner.com http://per.bothner.com/Received on Monday, 15 September 2003 15:31:13 GMT
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