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We've started doing some performance work in Saxon on the DITA stylesheets, which use large numbers of match patterns in the form <xsl:template match="*[contains(@class, ' token ')]"> Currently these require a very inefficient sequential search to find the matching rule for each element. Does anyone know of any other commonly-used stylesheets (or even, uncommonly used ones) which show similar characteristics, that is, large numbers of match patterns using predicate matching only, with no explicit element names? We'd like any optimizations we implement to be as general-purpose as possible. Michael Kay Saxonica mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx +44 (0) 118 946 5893
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