> - sometimes, DTD is a part of the test. For example, to make sure that
> the ENTITY type is correctly implemented, a test case must have its
> own unique DTD.
This is a pretty marginal case, and more an issue for testing datatype
libraries than RELAX NG per se.
One way to handle this would be:
<!DOCTYPE testCases [
<!ENTITY e1 foo SYSTEM "whatever" NDATA n1>
<!ENTITY e2 foo SYSTEM "whatever" NDATA n1>
<!NOTATION n1 PUBLIC "whatever">
]>
<testCases>
<testCase>
<validPattern>
<element name="foo">
<data type="ENTITY" datatypeLibrary="http://www.w3.org/...">
</element>
</validPattern>
<valid entities="e1 e2" notations="n1">
<foo>e1</foo>
</valid>
<invalid entities="e2" notations="n1">
<foo>e1</foo>
</invalid>
</testCase>
</testCases>
Another way would be an attribute on valid/invalid containing the literal
text of the DOCTYPE.
James
