2009/5/8, David McCreedy wrote:

> How about a new <strippartconv> (or some similar name) that only applies for
> systems that use CURL_DOES_CONVERSIONS?
> I've tried this out and it works.
> It would be ignored on systems that don't use CURL_DOES_CONVERSIONS.
> And it's more flexible than a newline-specific approach.

<strippart [condition="feature"]>

- strippart with no condition given should be processed unconditionally.

- strippart with a 'feature' or "property" condition given only
processed/executed when the feature or property is availanle.

This should allow finer control and multiple strippart sections
present at once in a test definition.

For this issue this would represent that test definitions for 508 and
555 would contain...

<strippart condition="curl_does_conversions">
# remove CR that CURLOPT_TRANSFERTEXT added:
perl-line-to-operate-on-the-protocol-dump
</strippart>

Which "feature" string literals are supported for 'strippart' could be
easylly expanded as you/we need them.

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