Mihaela Mihaljevic
4996d75879
An attribute or element whose type is or derives from xs:ID may not carry a default or fixed value (a-props-correct.3 / e-props-correct.5). Such schemas were accepted. The check runs after named simple types are resolved, so a named user type derived from xs:ID is recognized (not just the built-in and inline forms). The type reference's namespace is resolved from its prefix: only an ID in the XSD namespace is the built-in, and a user type is ID only when it resolves to one whose base is xs:ID. An adversarial critic caught a namespace-blind over- rejection (a user type named ID, or an imported foo:ID, mistaken for the built-in); the namespace resolution fixes it, with a regression test. XSTS: invalid schemas accepted 489 to 481 (attZ013a/b, elemZ032a/b, valueconstraint01001m2/m3/m5/m6 now rejected), no other bucket raised.
44 lines
2.5 KiB
Swift
44 lines
2.5 KiB
Swift
@testable import PureXML
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import Testing
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@Suite("XSD ID-typed declarations have no value constraint")
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struct SchemaIDValueConstraintTests {
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private func compiles(_ body: String) -> Bool {
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(try? PureXML.Schema.Document("<xs:schema xmlns:xs=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema\">\(body)</xs:schema>")) != nil
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}
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@Test("An ID-typed attribute or element with a default or fixed value is rejected")
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func test_idWithValueConstraintRejected() {
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// Attribute of type xs:ID with a fixed value (a-props-correct.3).
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#expect(!compiles("<xs:complexType name=\"T\"><xs:attribute name=\"a\" type=\"xs:ID\" fixed=\"x\"/></xs:complexType>"))
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// Element of type xs:ID with a default value (e-props-correct.5).
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#expect(!compiles("<xs:element name=\"e\" type=\"xs:ID\" default=\"x\"/>"))
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// A named user type derived from xs:ID is recognized (the check runs after
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// named types resolve).
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#expect(!compiles("<xs:simpleType name=\"myID\"><xs:restriction base=\"xs:ID\"/></xs:simpleType>"
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+ "<xs:complexType name=\"T\"><xs:attribute name=\"a\" type=\"myID\" fixed=\"x\"/></xs:complexType>"))
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}
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@Test("An ID-typed declaration without a value constraint, or a value constraint on a non-ID type, compiles")
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func test_acceptedCases() {
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// ID type, no value constraint.
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#expect(compiles("<xs:complexType name=\"T\"><xs:attribute name=\"a\" type=\"xs:ID\"/></xs:complexType>"))
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#expect(compiles("<xs:element name=\"e\" type=\"xs:ID\"/>"))
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// A value constraint on a non-ID type is fine.
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#expect(compiles("<xs:element name=\"e\" type=\"xs:string\" default=\"x\"/>"))
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#expect(compiles("<xs:complexType name=\"T\"><xs:attribute name=\"a\" type=\"xs:string\" fixed=\"x\"/></xs:complexType>"))
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}
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@Test("A user type named ID (not xs:ID) with a value constraint is allowed")
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func test_userTypeNamedIDNotBuiltin() {
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// A user simpleType named ID in the target namespace, derived from string, is
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// not the built-in xs:ID: a value constraint on it is legal. Resolving by
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// local name alone would wrongly reject it.
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let schema = "<xs:schema xmlns:xs=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema\""
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+ " targetNamespace=\"urn:t\" xmlns:t=\"urn:t\">"
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+ "<xs:simpleType name=\"ID\"><xs:restriction base=\"xs:string\"/></xs:simpleType>"
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+ "<xs:element name=\"e\" type=\"t:ID\" default=\"x\"/></xs:schema>"
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#expect((try? PureXML.Schema.Document(schema)) != nil)
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}
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}
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