- From: Michael N. Lipp <mnl@mnl.de>
- Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2003 21:16:06 +0200
- To: Micah Dubinko <MDubinko@cardiff.com>
- CC: www-forms@w3.org
Micah Dubinko wrote: > Michael, > > Can you point out a few specific examples? > > BTW, one thing to note is that XPath expressions like "/a/b/c" (with a > leading slash) are always based off the root, and and are unaffected by the > context node. > Well, look at c3-006a.xml: <xforms:repeat nodeset="r/d"> should display a single item, but does not, as the instance has <r> as root (this part of the samplehas nothing to do with the bind attribute!). So nodeset should be "d" or "/r/d" (likewise <xforms:bind nodeset="r/c" id="i-c" /> should be <xforms:bind nodeset="/r/c" id="i-c" /> or <xforms:bind nodeset="c" id="i-c" />) In c3-010c.xml it must be <xforms:output ref="/i"/> (instead of <xforms:output ref="i"/>) (That's when I got a bit frustrated, so "quite a lot" may be exaggeration, I admit - I haven't tried out all testcases yet.) - Michael > > Has anybody tried to use the Test Suite to verify his/her > implementation? Trying this, I currently find quite a lot of the test > cases to have a fundemental bug because they assume that "/" is the > context for the outermost binding (while it really is "/*"). > > Can anybody confirm this? > > - Michael
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