Greetings,
I created a xml with my schematron rules to which I apply the
skeleton-1.5.xsl to produce my real xsl. However, this applied to my xml
instances files produce always messages *joined* report/assert messages.
What I intend to do is create a recognized format in this output to work
and present it in a well formatted text.
For instance,
<assert test="sch:pattern">BLA BLA BLA </assert>
<assert test="sch:pattern">XYZ XYZ XYZ </assert>
If these 2 rules above produce a result, how will I detected the output
as 2 real output messages? I will get this "BLA BLA BLA XYZ XYZ XYZ "!
If I try to insert < or >, to try to simulate a XML file, these
will be handled as text and not as < or >.
My only ideia so far, but unlikely a good fashion way, is doing a
insertion of a rare character to delimite my text, such as a pipe '|':
<assert test="sch:pattern">|BLA BLA BLA| </assert>
Is there any way I can avoid this technique? Is there any way of add a
listener in XSL when producing reports/asserts?
thanks,
Pedro Salazar.
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