On Oct 17, 2005, at 20:12, Simon Pepping wrote:
On Sat, Oct 15, 2005 at 10:04:37AM +0200, Andreas L Delmelle wrote:
The tests won't *fail*. There just isn't enough info/resources
available to even perform them. (Failure only becomes applicable if
hyphenation is present, and the test can be run in a meaningful way.)
That is true indeed. The tests will not fail.
Ah OK, now I'm following.
My focus is on the Ant target. I want an Ant target to run a
predefined set of tests. And if this set includes hyphenation
dependent tests, and the required hyphenation support is not
available, the Ant target has failed.
I guess my thinking was along the lines of:
- hyphenation is a feature which needs to be explicitly activated by
the user (default value for hyphenate="false")
- presence of the patterns is also optional (moved to OFFO)
So, these two combined seem to clearly outline hyphenation as one
aspect of the formatting process, with a right of its own, which can
be tested separately/independently from other basic features.
This only to further clarify my view in this matter.
Cheers,
Andreas
