On 31 August 2011 12:38, David Carlisle <davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk>
wrote:
On 31/08/2011 12:30, Andrew Welch wrote:
..but what's the required output?
1) first I get some output that's not obviously wrong,
2) then I declare that is the required output,
3) then I declare victory.
Isn't that how software specification is supposed to go?
haven't got to stage 1 yet...
This might be stage 1....
<x>
<p>
<group>my foo</group>, zzz, <group>my foo</group>, zzz</p>
<p>zzz my f-oo zzz m-y foo zzz</p>
<p>zzz <group>my foo</group> zzz my <j>foo <group>my foo</group>
</j> zzz</p>
<p>zzz my<b> fjjj</b>
</p>
<p>zzzzz<b>my </b>
<x/>
<b>foo zzz</b>
</p>
</x>
Based on this input:
<x>
<p>my foo, zzz, my <bold>foo</bold>, zzz</p>
<p>zzz my f-oo zzz m-y foo zzz</p>
<p>zzz my foo zzz my <j>foo my foo</j> zzz</p>
<p>zzz my<b> fjjj</b></p>
<p>zzzzz<b>my </b><x> </x><b>foo zzz</b></p>
</x>
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Andrew Welch
http://andrewjwelch.com
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