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> Yes - I'd assumed that you would simply flag the over-dynamic cases as > generating invalid content, but as you say, it's quite possible that > there will be cases which in fact are valid but are undecidable by any > program of sensible complexity. I'd guess it has to be "undecidable by any program" (period). Given that XLST has been shown to be Turing complete (for XSLT 1, but I'd guess the same for XSLT 2 ?) it would seem a pretty straight forward proof that there always exists an XSLT that is undecidable (ie; not all results can be determined in advance)? XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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