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Re: [xml-dev] defining correctness for an XML transformation - how?


I would really like to understand that. What is the difference between “proving a transformation is correct” versus “specifying what correctness is for a transform”?
 

Well, saying that "regardless what input is supplied, the transformation will never fail with a dynamic error" might be part of the specification of what correctness is for a particular transform.

Proving (or even, convincing your audience) that the transform will never fail with a dynamic error, for any input, is another matter entirely.

Michael Kay
Saxonica



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