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RE: XPath 2.0 - how much of XQuery should it include?


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At 5:58 AM -0700 5/13/02, Jonathan Robie wrote:

>I don't think that merging XQuery and XSLT is useful, and we are not 
>doing that, at least not at present. Both XQuery and XSLT needed a 
>path expression language, and I do think that it makes sense for 
>them to use the same path expression language.
>

Perhaps, but if so that path expression language should be based on 
the intersection of the needs rather than the union. Jeni's pointed 
out a lot of places where features just aren't needed for XSLT2, but 
for me the really big one is types and the PSVI. I think everything 
that requires schemas and types is unnecessary for XSLT, and that an 
intersected XPath 2.0 would move all that material off into specs 
that actually needed it.
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