I've run into the same thing. Not that's it's any consolation, at least it partially works. The one I used for NUnit would tell you something is wrong if for example you used ' ' (apos) instead of " " (quotes) for attributes. I also found something wrong with MbUnit's XmlAssert but I can't remember. I think it was element collapsing. This <ele></ele> is equivalent to <ele/>. I'm surprised as ubiquitous as XML is, there is'nt a decent assert class for it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to use XmlAssert to compare snippets of xml that is the > result of a method and the expected xml, but I can't seem to be able to > use it to easily pinpoint what went wrong in my method. Maybe I'm > trying to do too much in one sweep. > > Does anyone else use XmlAssert? How do you work around that it only > tells you that the xml documents are different but not where they are > different? Is it even a problem for anyone else? > > > /Johan
