Hi Daniel, Le mercredi 07 juin 2006 à 13:13 -0400, Daniel Veillard a écrit :
On Wed, Jun 07, 2006 at 06:27:51PM +0200, Eric van der Vlist wrote:Hi, I have just tried using Schematron through xmllint (version 20624 coming with Ubuntu Dapper) and have noticed that: * There seems to have quite a few bugs (<rule context="*[ id]"> says that *[ id] can't be parsed, <diagnostics/> elements raise errors, ...). * The only error message I have from xmllint is "validates" or "fails to validate". I am thus wondering what is the status of the Schematron implementation and if I should enter bugs.Well I started working on it, hoping it would be simple and quick. Unfortunately, I started to get informations about published drafts being different from an unavailable ISO standard, various requests to get test suites left and right were left unanswered, I lost interest, and it seems nobody uses it or try to use libxml2 version.
I did try it :-) !
So far it has been very disapointing in spite of high initial expectations, growing a test suite would certainely help, not sure each and every case should be bugzilla'ed, and I'm still unclear how mush interrest there really is for it. I don't know what's the best approach, and I don't have that much time right now (though a slow but reliable implementation should not be too hard based on the existing code).
Too be frank, I don't have that much time either... I'll still see if I can file bugs. Thanks for your answer, I was guessing/expecting something like that seeing the very few references to libxml Schematron support on the web but that's always difficult to read between the lines! Eric
Daniel
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