ext:validate-with-relax-ng

ext:validate-with-relax-ng — Returns the current working directory.

Function:

{http://docbook.org/extensions/xslt}validate-with-relax-ng#2

{http://docbook.org/extensions/xslt}validate-with-relax-ng#3

Synopsis

ext:validate-with-relax-ng(	`$node` as node(),
	`$schema` as item()) as `map(xs:string, item())`

ext:validate-with-relax-ng(	`$node` as node(),
	`$schema` as item(),
	`$options` as map(xs:string, xs:string)) as `map(xs:string, item())`

Description

This extension function validates the node provided against the schema. The schema can be either a string (the URI of the RELAX NG grammar file) or a node (a RELAX NG grammar document). There is no support for the RELAX NG Compact Syntax at this time.

The available options are assert-valid which defaults to true() and dtd-compatibility which isn’t actually supported yet.

If assert-valid is true() and the document is not valid according to the grammar provided, an exception is raised.

If assert-valid is false(), or the document is valid, the map returned will contain the following keys:

valid: A boolean indicating whether or not the document was valid.
document: The validated document. Today, this always returns the same node, but it may eventually return an augmented document.
errors: An array of maps containing the type (warning, error, or fatal-error), message, line, and column where an error occurred. If the document is valid, the errors key will not be present.