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Re: Annotations in XPath-NG? (Re: XPath/XSLT 2.0 con


date con annotations
> Personally I'd use qualified names rather than URIs for the "lookup",
> but that's because I envisage getting to annotation information
> through an axis rather than through a function and because QNames are
> easier to write than URIs. Perhaps a function:
> 
>   annotations(node)
> 
> that returns a node set, and let the user use XPath mechanisms for
> doing the lookup within that node set?

This is fine in general, but I wonder what structure the node set would have.

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