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> Comparison (number of printed pages of the specification)
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> xPath 1.0 xPath 2.0 increase
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> 45 254 564%
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> XSLT 1.0 XSLT 2.0 increase
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> 128 385 301%
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And your conclusion is?
I think that if you actually measure the size of the languages by number
of productions, operators, elements, attributes, etc, then you find
XPath has grown by about 70% and XSLT by around 40% - which is an annual
growth rate of about 10-15%. The rest of the growth in the document
sizes represents more thorough specification of each language feature.
Michael Kay
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