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Michael Kay wrote: > the XPath function library is defined in an XML document > that contains all the function signatures in a custom > vocabulary reflecting the object model for XPath functions, > and that data is extremely useful; it can be used for example > to create the data used by a type-checker. I'm sure there are > cases where an XML format can be standardised across a > wide range of specifications (for example, a format for > defining BNF grammars) but I'm sure that highly specialized > custom formats also have a role to play. This is really interesting. Michael, would you expand on this please? I am not entirely clear on what you are saying. What does this mean: "the XPath function library is defined in an XML document that contains all the function signatures in a custom vocabulary reflecting the object model for XPath functions." Perhaps you would be willing to provide an example to illustrate what you mean? /Roger
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