CoffeeFilter Test Report
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Description
Top-level catalog for tests in the iXML Community Group Test Suite.
Tests have been contributed from several sources, but the core of the test collection are the tests contributed by Steven Pemberton in December 2021.
Tests producing parse trees
17 Jun 2022 (15 Jun 2023)
Description
Tests provided by Steven Pemberton in December 2021, with corrections of 21 December. Reorganized by Norm Tovey-Walsh, February 2022.
ixml tests
Created 16 Dec 2021 by SP
Updated 21 Dec 2021 by SP
Corrected input, grammar, or output for 5 tests
Updated 30 Dec 2021 by MSM
Updated catalog, corrected many tests.
Updated 30 May 2022 by MSM
Add whitespace-and-delimiters test sets.
expr1
Created 16 Dec 2021 by SP
Invisible XML Grammar
expression: expr.
-expr: term++plusop.
@plusop: "+"; "-".
term: -factor; factor, mulop, factor++mulop.
@mulop: "*"; "/".
factor: id; number; bracketed.
bracketed: -"(", expr, -")".
id: @name.
name: letter+.
number: @value.
value: digit+.
-letter: ["a"-"z"].
-digit: ["0"-"9"].
Test case: expr1
Repository URI: …/tests/correct/test-catalog.xml
Created 16 Dec 2021 by SP
Updated 23 Dec 2021 by MSM
Change result
Updated 01 Jan 2022 by MSM
remove trailing whitespace from input
Updated 01 Jan 2022 by MSM
remove whitespace from expected result
Updated 21 May 2022 by MSM
change to assert-dynamic-error
Description
Illustrates the way to handle dynamic errors in a test: use assert-dynamic-error.
It's not formally a grammar error, since this grammar will work fine for some inputs and processors are not required to reject the grammar. So assert-not-a-grammar is not the right thing.
It's not formally a failure to parse the input, since this input string is perfectly grammatical against this input grammar. So assert-not-a-sentence is not the right thing.
The error arises in serialization and only at run time. So assert-dynamic-error.
Input string (9 characters)
1+2+3*4+5Description
Illustrates the way to handle dynamic errors in a test: use assert-dynamic-error.
It's not formally a grammar error, since this grammar will work fine for some inputs and processors are not required to reject the grammar. So assert-not-a-grammar is not the right thing.
It's not formally a failure to parse the input, since this input string is perfectly grammatical against this input grammar. So assert-not-a-sentence is not the right thing.
The error arises in serialization and only at run time. So assert-dynamic-error.
Test report
PASS