The next problem to address is generating test results from
each test, producing a cumulative test result and count...
not something that XSLT is very good at with its lack of
side effects!
Lack of XSLT side effects is only an issue if you want to do the
reporting
in a single XSLT step.
Xslt has side effects.
They are related to current date and time, to node constructors, and to
generate-id() function.
All these, in fact, may complicate xslt unit tests, as they make output not
stable.
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Vladimir Nesterovsky
http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com/
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