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Re: What should TrAX look like? (Was: Re: Articleon


Re:  What should TrAX look like? (Was: Re:  Articleon
Dare Obasanjo wrote:


> What you've described is akin to the IXPathNavigable interface which is the primary input of the XslTransform class that Michael Kay was deriding. The other input overloads to the method are primarily for usability (XmlReader, string, etc) as opposed to being an implication that there is some fundamental missing abstraction in the .NET model. 


That may also be similar to the Jaxen Navigator interface, though so far 
that's only been implemented on top of tree-models. I don't think 
anyone's tried to implement a SAX navigator. I wonder if that could be 
done? Probably only by building an intermediate tree representation first.

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