Remove 'include' in favor of XInclude #47
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This is an alternative to the MEF 'include': open-psa/mef#47 The OpenFTA TransTest example is repurposed for demonstration of XInclude use.
The custom MEF 'include' specification has grown redundant in view of the widespread availability of XInclude. XInclude is flexible and powerful to allow unconstrained splitting of the model as an analyst wishes.
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The custom MEF 'include' specification has grown redundant
in view of the widespread availability of XInclude.
XInclude is flexible and powerful
to allow unconstrained splitting of the model as an analyst wishes.
Closes #16
Closes #45