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README

* XmlReader and DOM standalone test collection

** XmlTextReader and XmlValidatingReader conformance test

!!!WARNING!!! this test code is outdated. For XmlReader tests, use
Test/System.Xml/W3C/xmlconf.cs instead.

This is a small standalone test system using W3C XML test collection.
http://www.w3.org/XML/Test/

The command name is "xmltest.exe".

"make" will do what you need (downloading test archive, expanding,
compiling test runner).

"make test" will do the actual tests.

** XmlReader property test

This is a property comparison program that is done during read.
To run the test, type "make xrtest", and it will print the
difference between ms and mono.

** XmlDocument node properties test

This is a DOM property comparison program.
To run the test, type "make domtest", and it will print the
difference between ms and mono.

** XmlDocument insertion event test

This is a set of event order tests for several XML document.
To run the test, type "make eventtest", and it will print the
difference between ms and mono.

For removal and changing, it should be done in unit test (I have
no idea for examining them in batch tests).

Atsushi Eno