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Re: AW: Writing a stylesheet to create a stylesheet,withXSLT in the XML ? d-o-e


Thank you very much David...

... and congratulations, it seems that your are at the 1st rank of the WD-xsl hunting Contest !

>>> davidc@nag.co.uk 06/19/02 10:56AM >>>

> .. and  PSVI, RTF (not Rich Text Format), ....

Post Schema Validation Infoset
This is the output of a W3C Schema processor, it's basically a version
of the XML document tree annotated with type information and other stuff.
It is not (normatively) serialised as an XML document. The fact that as
currently specified XPath2 requires a PSVI input rather than an XML
input is a BadThing and causing some controversy at present.

Result Tree Fragment

This is what XSLT 1 calls its variables if you construct new nodes in
the content of the xsl;variable element. They are almost exactly like
node stes except that you are restricted to either copying them or using
the string value. You can not query into them with XPath.
In XSLT2 as currently drafted RTF goes away and variables will construct
node sets (or rather, node sequences, in XPath2).. This is a GoodThing.

David

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