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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=4215 ------- Comment #7 from frans.englich@telia.com 2007-01-16 09:18 ------- Here's the catalog entry for K2-Literals-8: <ts:test-case Creator="Frans Englich" is-XPath2="false" name="K2-Literals-8" FilePath="Expressions/PrimaryExpr/Literals/" scenario="standard"> <ts:description>Use a relatively large xs:double literal.</ts:description> <ts:query name="K2-Literals-8" date="2007-01-15+01:00"/> <ts:input-file role="principal-data" variable="input-context">emptydoc</ts:input-file> <ts:output-file role="principal" compare="Ignore">K2-Literals-8.txt</ts:output-file> <ts:expected-error>FOAR0002</ts:expected-error> </ts:test-case> So the output baselines are as follows: * An expected error, FOAR0002 * An ignore baseline. That is, any output is valid. The guidelines reads: "Ignore: no comparison needs to be applied; the result is always true if the implementation successfully executes the test case." So, it makes little sense to open a file for which nothing shall be done for. I agree that that K2-Literals-8.txt is mentioned is confusing, and that it is less confusing with an absent filename. I'll get rid of the dummy name in a future commit. I believe the same reasoning could be applied to the initial comment in this report. For example, K2-Literals-8.txt existed and had the content "true", but was referenced from the catalog as Ignore, and the content shouldn't matter(although it surely isn't pretty to throw files around like that). Is my analysis correct or am I missing something?
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