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From: Gennadiy Rozental (rogeeff_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-08-12 16:24:26
> Contrary to the marketing of XML, that's really not a format that's very
> readable to users. So, what I'd recommend is turning things like this into
> a method call in Boost.Test. The method call would be responsible for
> generating meaningful output. The definition of "meaningful" would then
> depend upon need, as specified by command line options. By default the
> output would be generated for human consumption, but with proper command
> line options could be reconfigured to produce XML.
Sound like an idea. It could be done within a reasonable timeframe. Though it does not help for the program that are not using Boost.Test.
> Bill Kempf
Once we agree on this (plus all XML datatypes definition) it won't take long to implement. I did just the same recently for my work project.
Gennadiy.
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