Re: [xslt] Parsing an incorrect xml string doesn't lead to an error

[Nick Wellnhofer <wellnhofer aevum de>]

On 13/02/2014 14:24, Charles G. wrote:
> I thought that if the type were different from toto in the xml, xsltapplystylesheet would exit with an error, 
> but it doesn't.

If you want to check if a transform was terminated, you can call 
'xsltApplyStylesheetUser' with your own 'xsltTransformContextPtr ctxt' and 
then test if 'ctxt->state == XSLT_STATE_STOPPED'.

> I checked the source (transform.c) and it seems that if xslt encounter a terminate=yes, it just skip the 
> element.

No, the transformation should be terminated. If you see that the 
transformation continues, please provide a self-contained test case.

Nick