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<title>Discretionary behavior in '<strong>XSL
Transformations (XSLT)</strong>' and '<strong>XPath</strong>'</title>
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<question-intro>
<p>Questionnaire for XSLT processor developers</p>
<p>The XSLT and XPath Recommendations were written in hopes that XML
data could be transformed as needed by the products of many vendors.
Builders of Web sites should be able to use tools to create XSLT
stylesheets regardless of the XSLT processor that will ultimately
execute the styling. The OASIS XSLT/XPath test suite is the most
comprehensive measure of the necessary interoperability.</p>
<p>As a developer trying to meet the W3C Recommendations, you know how
the verbiage of the Recommendations contains precisely-stated
provisions that interlock in complex and sometimes surprising ways.
There are also cases where you have leeway to choose one of two
allowable behaviors or decide output details. Below is our
questionnaire about the choices. We want you to specify the choices
you made when creating your XSLT processor. You are encouraged to
post the answers on your own Web site as well as sending them to us.
When you prepare to use our test suite, an XML document containing
your answers is used to filter out test cases that assume the other
choice, leaving a rendition that is custom-fit to your processor
insofar as allowed by the Recommendations.</p>
<p>Conformance to the Recommendations is tested by running thousands
of small test cases, each with processor inputs and an expected
output. Comparison of actual and expected output neutralizes all
details that have been defined as irrelevant by the XML, InfoSet,
Namespaces, and XSLT Recommendations. There is no reason to think
that all tests have equal weight, hence we discourage talk of
percentages of conformance and the like. If you have some tests
that you would like to be included in a later edition of our
suite, see howtosub.htm for submission instructions.</p>
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<ul>
<li>What happens when there is an
unresolved conflict between matches to xsl:strip-space and
xsl:preserve-space elements?
(choices: choose-last, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when there is an
unresolved conflict between matches to xsl:template elements?
(choices: choose-last, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when a namespace URI is
declared to be an alias for multiple different namespace URIs and
the declarations share the highest import precedence?
(choices: choose-last, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when the result of
instantiating the name attribute of the xsl:element element is not
a QName?
(choices: pass-through, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when the result of
instantiating the name attribute of the xsl:attribute element is
not a QName?
(choices: ignore, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when an attribute is
added to an element after children have been added to it?
(choices: ignore, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when an attribute is
added to a node that is not an element?
(choices: ignore, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when nodes other than
text nodes are created when instantiating the content of the
xsl:attribute element?
(choices: ignore, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when two attribute sets
that have the same expanded name and share the highest import
precedence both contain the same attribute?
(choices: choose-last, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when the result of
instantiating the name attribute of the xsl:processing-instruction
element is not an NCName and a PITarget?
(choices: ignore, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when nodes other than
text nodes are created when instantiating the content of the
xsl:processing-instruction element?
(choices: ignore, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when the result of
instantiating the content of the xsl:processing-instruction element
contains the string ?&gt;?
(choices: add-space, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when nodes other than text nodes are created when instantiating the content of the
xsl:comment element?
(choices: ignore, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when the result of
instantiating the content of the xsl:comment element contains the
string -- or ends with -?
(choices: add-space, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when instantiating a
variable-binding element adds an attribute node or namespace node
as a child of the root of the result tree fragment?
(choices: ignore, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when a namespace is
copied to a node that is not an element?
(choices: ignore, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when a namespace is
copied to an element after children have been added to it?
(choices: ignore, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when xsl:number is given
NaN, Infinity, or a non-positive number?
(choices: pass-through, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when there is an error
retreiving the resouce identified by a URI in an argument to the
document function?
(choices: return-empty, raise-error)</li>
<li>What-happens when there is an error
processing the fragment identifier in a URI in an argument to the
document function?
(choices: return-empty, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when the two arguments
to the document() function do not enable resolution of a relative
URI reference?
(choices: return-empty, raise-error)</li>
<li>What happens when there is more than
one instantiation of the same attribute on multiple xsl:output
elements that share the highest import precedence?
(choices: choose-last, raise-error)</li>
<li>Is an error raised when the encoding
attribute of the xsl:output element specifies an unsupported
encoding?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>Is UTF-8 encoding always used when
the encoding attribute of the xsl:output element specifies an
unsupported encoding?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>Is UTF-16 encoding always used when
the encoding attribute of the xsl:output element specifies an
unsupported encoding?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>Is UTF-8 encoding used by
default?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>Is UTF-16 encoding used by
default?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>Does the processor support disabling
output escaping?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>What happens when disabling output
escaping of an xsl:value-of or xsl:text element is specified but
disabling of output escaping is unsupported?
(choices: ignore, raise-error, moot)</li>
<li>What happens when output escaping is
disabled for a text node that is used for something other than a
text node in the result tree?
(choices: ignore, raise-error, moot)</li>
<li>What happens when output escaping is
disabled for a character that is not representable in the encoding
used for output?
(choices: ignore, raise-error, moot)</li>
<li>Is the public identifier of an
unparsed entity, when present, used to generate the URI for the
entity instead of the URI specified in the system identifier?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>Is the English language supported for xsl:number?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>(Pattern for questions) For each language in test suite: Is _____ language supported for xsl:number?
</li>
<li>(Pattern for questions) For some specific languages:
ELABORATE: which number conversion basis is chosen?
</li>
<li>Is the English language supported for xsl:sort?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>(Pattern for questions) For each language in test suite:
Is _____ language supported for xsl:sort?
</li>
<li>(Pattern for questions) For some specific languages:
ELABORATE: which sorting algorithm is chosen?
</li>
<li>Is it possible to pass parameters to the stylesheet?
(choices: yes, no)
If yes: What is the API?
What is the command-line syntax?
</li>
<li>Is the result tree able to be output as a sequence of bytes?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>Is the result tree always output as specified by the xsl:output element?
(choices: yes, no, moot)
If no: What deviations do you implement?
</li>
<li>What happens when output escaping is
disabled for a text node that is placed into a result tree fragment
(RTF), and the RTF is later converted to a number or string?
(choices: ignore, raise-error, moot)</li>
<li>Are there any non-terminating loops that can be detected?
(choices: yes, no)
If yes: What loops can be detected?
</li>
<li>Is the prefix of the QName specified
in the name attribute of xsl:element used as the prefix of the
created element, when no conflicting use is in scope?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>Is the prefix of the QName specified
in the name attribute of xsl:attribute used as the prefix of the
created attribute, when no conflicting use is in scope?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>Is the relative document order of two
nodes in different documents formed by taking all elements in the
first document before any in the second, and so on?
(choices: yes, no)
If no: How is the ordering determined?
</li>
<li>Is there a reproducible pattern for
the string generated by the generate-id function?
(choices: yes, no)
If yes: What is the pattern?
</li>
<li>Does the XML output ever contain
namespace nodes that were not present in the result tree?
(choices: yes, no)
If yes: Under what circumstances are additional namespace nodes generated?
</li>
<li>Does the html output method output a
character using a character entity reference, if one is defined for
it in the version of HTML that the output method is using?
(choices: yes, no)</li>
<li>ELABORATE: What form of error
recovery is performed after any errors are signaled?</li>
<li>Are limits imposed on processing
resources consumed by the processing of a stylesheet?
(choices: yes, no)
If yes: What limits might be reached in lab testing?
</li>
<li>Does the XSLT processor support any
extra data-type for sort?
(choices: yes, no)
If yes: What additional data types are supported?
</li>
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