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> No, you've got it completely the wrong way around! Saxon uses a > different data structure for RTFs from its normal tree model, and it's > this different data structure that has a bug in it! Michael, 1) it was your words that the only thing node-set does is flipping a bit. 2) i provided the test that shows that the same bug occurs whether node-set is used or not on an RTF. 3) the code to build RTF creates a subclass of SingletonNodeSet, FragmentValue; which is where the bug is. 4) exslt/Common.java contains the code which I think is used to implement node-set, namely, method Common.nodeSet, which only calls allowGeneralUse for instances of SingletonNodeSet; the full text of this method is here: public void allowGeneralUse() { generalUseAllowed = true; } Where SingletonNodeSet, used to build RTF and represent node-set after the call to nodeSet is converted to a different structure? > But you can't prove anything from bugs, especially performance bugs. > They can happen anywhere at any time. This one happened because RTFs are > usually small, which meant that a scalability problem in this area > didn't show up in all the standard performance tests; the same bug in > the tree model used for input documents would have shown up very > quickly. I am not proving, I am illustrating. And no, it didn't happen because of incomplete or insufficient testing. It happened because there is not a single word about required computational complexity of XSLT constructs. If the spec said that adding a node to RTF must not be more complex than O(n), it would not happen. David Tolpin http://davidashen.net/ XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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