Re: Transitive closure for XPath

> XQuery allows user-defined functions, which can of course be recursive, so
> I'd guess that you are more likely to see a solution along those lines.

That's not something I'm particularly looking forward to. XPath expressions
are short, concise and can be selected by a lightweight process. You will
probably have your own opinion on how XQuery compares to those
requirements...

Also, a path fits in one string. I've e-mailed xsl-editors@xxxxxx, might as
well try :)

Christian



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