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# XML and XML-based modules tester.
#########################
use strict;
use warnings;
use lib q(t);
use Testhelper;
my @tests;
push @tests,
{
'format' => 'docbook',
'input' => 'fmt/docbook/debian-history.dbk',
'doc' => 'Reduced structure of the debian-history document, with the options used in the real package',
'options' => "-M UTF-8 -o nodefault='<bookinfo>' -o break='<bookinfo>' -o untranslated='<bookinfo>'",
},
{ # This is the buggy pre-0.58 behavior where the flow is broken by processing instructions
# This triggers an unfortunate behavior as the break occurs on the path <screen><userinput> where <screen> is nowrap and <userinput> is inline|wrap.
# As a result, when the PI breaks within <userinput>, the first part is translated with wrap.
# When the second part (after the PI) is pushed, we are back in <screen> path, so this part is translated with no-wrap (as it should)
# The default behavior was changed to ensure that PI are not breaking, but this option is still provided just in case somebody needs PI to be breaking
'doc' => 'GH#170: processing instructions should not be breaking',
'format' => 'docbook',
'options' => '-o break-pi',
'input' => "fmt/docbook/PI-break.dbk",
},
{ # This is ensuring that GH#170 is gone
# Since the PI is handled as inline, the input (that is the same as previously) now builds only one msgid, produced in <screen> path.
# The <userinput> is inline as expected, and so is the PI.
'doc' => 'GH#170: processing instructions should be inline tags',
'format' => 'docbook',
'input' => "fmt/docbook/PI-inline.dbk",
};
run_all_tests(@tests);
0;
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