Thought it a bit interesting that when converting
<s:pattern id="condition.checks">
<s:title>Whenever condition attribute is used the element should have have an xml:id or cref
attribute</s:title>
<s:rule context="*[exists(@condition)]">
<s:assert test="exists(@cref) or exists(@xml:id)">There should be an xml:id or cref
attribute</s:assert>
</s:rule>
</s:pattern>
with trang I get this lovely concoction,,
s:pattern [
id = "condition.checks"
"\x{a}" ~
" "
s:title [
"Whenever condition attribute is used the element should have have an xml:id or cref\x{a}" ~
" attribute"
]
"\x{a}" ~
" \x{a}" ~
" "
s:rule [
context = "*[exists(@condition)]"
"\x{a}" ~
" "
s:assert [
test = "exists(@cref) or exists(@xml:id)"
"There should be an xml:id or cref\x{a}" ~
" attribute"
]
"\x{a}" ~
" "
]
"\x{a}" ~
" "
]
I've since formated the rng without as many line breaks below which is a bit better but I gather Trang likes adding escaped newlines \x{A} to the rnc..
this can all be stripped?
"\x{a}" ~
" "
Regex to the rescue? or am I doing something wrong?
thanks
s:pattern [
id = "condition.checks"
"\x{a}" ~
" "
s:title [ "Whenever condition attribute is used the element should have have an xml:id or cref attribute" ]
"\x{a}" ~
" "
s:rule [
context = "*[exists(@condition)]"
"\x{a}" ~
" "
s:assert [ test = "exists(@cref) or exists(@xml:id)" "There should be an xml:id or cref attribute" ]
"\x{a}" ~
" "
]
"\x{a}" ~
" "
]On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 4:05 PM, John Cowan <cowan@mercury.ccil.org> wrote:
[sch:pattern
[sch:title "Date rules"]
[sch:rule context="Contract"
[sch:assert test="ContractDate < current-date()"
"ContractDate should be in the past because future contracts are not allowed."]]]
Clunky, but usable. Trang understands this syntax when converting from
RNG to RNC and vice versa.
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