blob: 5139e101e61b1cd585383a014489605351705aae [file] [log] [blame]
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<samples xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">
<group name="Main examples page.">
<sample name="Back" href="..">to Cocoon examples main page</sample>
<note>
As of August 6, 2003 the SlopGenerator (Simple Line Oriented Parser)
is functional but somewhat limited.
RFC822 parsing does not properly take continuation lines
(like "by..." after Received-From) into account, and a specific
rfc822 mode should be implemented to avoid parsing the message body.
On the other hand, the code is very simple and thus should be quite fast.
</note>
</group>
<group name="Javateach - simple literate programming">
<sample name="SomeTest.html" href="javateach/org/nothing/SomeTest.html">
HTML page, mixing teaching comments with source code
</sample>
<sample name="SomeTest.java" href="javateach/org/nothing/SomeTest.java">
original source file
</sample>
<sample name="SomeTest.xml" href="javateach/org/nothing/SomeTest.xml">
SlopGenerator output
</sample>
</group>
<group name="Email parsing using SLOP">
<sample name="email-example.txt" href="email-example.txt">
original source file
</sample>
<sample name="email-example.xml" href="rfc822/email-example.xml">
XML result of parsing an RFC 822 message
</sample>
</group>
<group name="Test catalog example">
<sample name="tc-example.txt" href="tc-example.txt">
original source file
</sample>
<sample name="tc-example.xml" href="tc/tc-example.xml">
Example using Slop to describe interactive tests easily using ASCII files
</sample>
</group>
<group name="Special characters">
<sample name="special.chars.txt" href="special-chars.txt">
original source file
</sample>
<sample name="special.chars.xml" href="test/special-chars.xml">
Test Slop with special and accented characters
</sample>
</group>
</samples>