Test cases for RFC2629 formatting

Table of Contents

• 1.   Lists
  • 1.1   hanging list
  • 1.2   numbered list
  • 1.3   ordered list (letters)
  • 1.4   no explicit counters
  • 1.5   with explicit counters
  • 1.6   Nested list
  • 1.7   list without style
  • 1.8   list with multiple paragraphs in a single list item
• 2.   spanx
• 3.   Tables
  • 3.1   no borders
  • 3.2   borders around headers
  • 3.3   referencing tables
• 4.   Figures
  • 4.1   with preamble, no title...
  • 4.2   with postamble and title...
  • 4.3   Whitespace handling
  • 4.4   Whitespace around figures
• 5.   References
  • 5.1   xref with no content
  • 5.2   xref with no content
  • 5.3   xref to named <t> element
  • 5.4   xref to named <t> element inside list
  • 5.5   xref with no auto-formatting
  • 5.6   xref with content and auto-formatting
  • 5.7   xref with content and no formatting
  • 5.8   xref with no content and anchor formatting
  • 5.9   eref with no content
  • 5.10   eref with content
• 6.   Paragraph formatting
• 7.   Sections
  • 7.1   Subsection with TOC entry
  • • 7.2.1   Sub-subsection with TOC entry
• 8.   Comments
• 9.   Artwork width
• 10.   Extensions
  • 10.1   Markup in figure/artwork
  • 10.2   Quotations
  • 10.3   Subsections
  • 10.4   Box Drawing
  • 10.5   Computed Reference Targets
• 11.   Blank Lines
• 12.   References
• Editorial Comments
• Author's Address
• Index

• Figure 1: another figure

1. Lists

1.1 hanging list

Name:

timeout

Namespace:

DAV:

Purpose:

The timeout associated with a lock

Value:

TimeType ;Defined in section 9.8

1.2 numbered list

A numbered list:

1. one
2. two
3. three

1.3 ordered list (letters)

An ordered list using letters:

1. one
2. two
3. three
4. one
5. two
6. three
7. one
8. two
9. three
10. one
11. two
12. three
13. one
14. two
15. three
16. one
17. two
18. three
19. one
20. two
21. three
22. one
23. two
24. three
25. one
26. two
27. three
28. one
29. two
30. three

1.4 no explicit counters

Example for numbered list with user-defined-format:

R1:

R1

R2:

R2

Another list:

S1:

S1

S2:

S2

Next list should continue counting R's:

R3:

R3

R4:

R4

Same with character-based numbering:

c-a:

c-a

c-b:

c-b

1.5 with explicit counters

A few requirements:

R1:

req R1

R2:

req R2

More requirements:

R3:

req R3

R4:

req R4

A few rules:

R1:

rule R1

R2:

rule R2

R3:

rule R3

Explicit counter with name matching it's format string:

c-c:

c-c

c-d:

c-d

Same, without counter:

c-e:

c-e

c-f:

c-f

1.6 Nested list

1. One
2. Two
   1. 17
   2. 42
3. Three

1.7 list without style

One

Two

Three

1.8 list with multiple paragraphs in a single list item

1. Simple list item.

2. This one has two paragraphs. This is the first one.

   This one has two paragraphs. This is the second one.

3. Another simple list item.

2. spanx

This is default.

This is emph(asized).

This is strong.

This is verb(atim).

Here is a carriage return inside a spanx element.

3. Tables

3.1 no borders

3.2 borders around headers

3.3 referencing tables

Table 1 shows a table with no borders.

The table above shows a table with no borders.

4. Figures

4.1 with preamble, no title...

with preamble, no title...

  +--+
  |  |
  +--+

4.2 with postamble and title...

  +--+
  |  |
  +--+

with postamble and title...

Figure 1: another figure

The figure above has the title "another figure".

4.3 Whitespace handling

Para...

Leading whitespace

test test (leading ws)

Para...

Trailing whitespace

test test (trailing ws)
   

Para...

No whitespace

test test (no ws)

Para...

4.4 Whitespace around figures

spacing paragraph

ART

spacing paragraph

preamble, then

ART

spacing paragraph

ART

then postamble

spacing paragraph

5. References

5.1 xref with no content

We are in Section 5.

5.2 xref with no content

5.3 xref to named <t> element

See first sentence of previous section.

5.4 xref to named <t> element inside list

See last entry in Section 1.3.

5.5 xref with no auto-formatting

So far we have sections 1 ("Lists") through 5 ("References").

5.6 xref with content and auto-formatting

This is a subsection of References (Section 5).

5.7 xref with content and no formatting

This is a subsection of References. Here we are referring to RFC 2026, without emitting extra formatting.

5.8 xref with no content and anchor formatting

See [RFC2026, RFC2396].

5.9 eref with no content

See also <http://greenbytes.de/tech/webdav>. Here's another one that is quite long: <http://greenbytes.de/tech/webdav/draft-reschke-rfc3744bis-issues.html#5.7_inherited-acl-set-protected>. Does it break properly?

5.10 eref with content

See also greenbytes WebDAV resources.

6. Paragraph formatting

This is the first sentence of the paragraph. This is the second sentence of the paragraph (with two leading blanks). Here's another sentence that was started on a separate line in the input file.

This is the second paragraph.

7. Sections

7.1 Subsection with TOC entry

7.2 Subsection without TOC entry

7.2.1 Sub-subsection with TOC entry

8. Comments

This line contains a few comments. [rfc.comment.1] This line contains a few comments. [comment1] This line contains a few comments. [comment2] This line contains a few comments. [rfc.comment.2] This line contains a few comments.

9. Artwork width

This should fit (69 characters plus three spaces of indentation in text output).

012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678

This shouldn't.

0123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789

10. Extensions

These are tests for extensions done in rfc2629.xslt. Do not expect them to work out-of-the-box in xml2rfc.

10.1 Markup in figure/artwork

Internal References: a test reference to [RFC2396]

External References: a test reference to <http://xml.resource.org>

a test index entry inside a figure

Styling: <spanx> inside artwork

10.2 Quotations

Here's a quote: This is a Quote.

Here's a block level quote:

Here's a quote.

More text.

10.3 Subsections

Foo

The line above should be marked up similar to a subsection heading.

10.4 Box Drawing

The figure below should use box drawing characters instead of "+", "-" and "|".

  ┌────────────────┐
  │ This is a Box. │
  └────────────────┘
  

10.5 Computed Reference Targets

Referring to this section by anchor name indirectly through the references: Section 10.5 of [TSTCS].

(default formatting): Section 10.5 of [TSTCS].

  Default inside a figure: [TSTCS], Section 10.5

With a broken anchor: Appendix ERROR: Anchor 'a-target-that-isnt-defined' not found in testcase.xml. of [TSTCS].

11. Blank Lines

Just a forced
line break.

One

blank line.

Seven







blank lines.

12. References

Editorial Comments

[rfc.comment.1]

No anchor, source given. --JRE

[comment1]

Anchor given, no source.

[comment2]

Both specified. --JRE

[rfc.comment.2]

No anchor, no source.

Author's Address

Index

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