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Mike Kay wrote: > I believe this non-compliance in MSXML is merely that it processes something > which the spec says it must report as an error: it doesn't cause any correct > stylesheets to behave differently from the way the spec says they should. So > the only real portability impact is that a stylesheet that "works" on MSXML > won't port to something else. Another problem exists with this syntax: conformant processors might flag "$x/foo" as an error at compile-time (I don't know if any currently do). If "msxsl:node-set($x)/foo" is used instead, then other processors will only give a runtime error if that statement is executed (not allowed to throw compile-time error). This makes it possible to write a stylesheet that switches on "xsl:vendor" and uses the node-set function particular to a particular vendor. ~Andy Kimball MSXSL Dev XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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