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Re: XPath 1.5? (was RE: typing and markup)


Re:  XPath 1.5? (was RE:  typing and markup)

> Are you talking about validating an ad-hoc transform or letting the user 
> select one from a generated set of possible valid transforms?

Possibly the former, but I'm not sure what you mean.


> My experience generating XSLT type taggers from XSDL suggests that using 
> XSLT modes to represent FSM states can make this area rather more 
>  tractable than I, for one, had expected.

and very nice that tagger is too:-)

But that is doing a much easier job, that is type tagging an instance
document.

The claim here was that one could take a transform (in Xquery or perhaps
XSLT) and typecheck that it forms a function from the set of documents
of type specified in schema-1 (say docbook) to the set of documents of
type specified in schema-2 (say XHTML).

David

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