Andrew Welch wrote:
Hi
Personally I don't think you can unit test XSLT
Mmh, what do you think, in this context, about something that looks
like the following:
<t:tests>
<t:title>Fibonacci</t:title>
<t:test>
<t:assert expect="0" select="my:fibonacci(0)"/>
</t:test>
<t:test>
<t:assert expect="1" select="my:fibonacci(1)"/>
</t:test>
<t:test>
<t:assert expect="6765" select="my:fibonacci(20)"/>
</t:test>
</t:tests>
;-)
Regards,
--drkm
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