Re: [ANN] Saxon-JS 2.0 is released

Pieter,

Without having the detailed knowledge about the languages that you clearly have, I would expect a synthetic form to take the role of the analytic form when inflection is dropped, esp. if word order does not give away the role of a word in the sentence. Shouldn't the genitive be expressed with a preposition in the case of xslt?

Best,
Pieter

On 15/06/2020 07:58, Pieter Masereeuw pieter@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

I know three languages with a lot of inflection (Latin, Greek, Russian), but in all of them foreign words (and in Russian: acronyms) are not inflected, sometimes even if they could have been (P<P5QQP> and QP>QP> look like perfect neuter substantives in Russian).

So we may say that xslt is good for all cases.

Pieter

On 6/14/20 9:21 PM, David Cramer david@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Ha! I went over the line a couple of times looking for a<N=N8O
OON?O before I
figured out what you'd done.

Wonder what the genitive of xslt would be?

On 6/12/20 10:23 AM, Pieter Masereeuw pieter@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

ON?N;N;a=0 Oa=0 N4N5N9N=a=0 N:' N?a=N4a=2N= xslt N4N5N9N=a=9ON5O
N?N= Oa=3N;N5N9