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John Cowan <jcowan@reutershealth.com> writes:
> Klotz, Leigh scripsit:
>
>> One difference is that a simple XPath expression could refer to both kinds
>> of time, and an XSLT style sheet that merely copies the time could do so
>> without knowing about the two kinds of time.
>
> Question: does XPath/XSLT 2.0 grok substitution groups, such that
> you *could* write simply "//time" in a stylesheet and match either
> time-simple or time-complex elements?
Yes.
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