Re: [xml-dev] The awesome power of Schematron: using user-defined XSLT f

["G. Ken Holman" <gkholman@CraneSoftwrights.com>]

I owe Roger an apology.

At 2016-06-17 11:12 -0400, I wrote:
> Looking at your Schematron you declare:
>
>   queryBinding="xslt2"
>
> ... and you are lying about that.  Your Schematron is not conformant.
I take back my incorrect statement at the end of my post.  I think it 
was an acceptable interpretation of Schematron:2006.  After posting I 
thought I better check the draft of Schematron:2015 to be correct, 
and, indeed, user-written functions and extensions are very much 
allowed with a queryBinding="xslt2".

Please forgive me for not checking that first.

I stand by my comments regarding implementations of Schematron that 
are not based on XSLT not being able to access user-defined XSLT 
functions (unless, I suppose, those user-defined functions were 
rewritten for the implementation language).

. . . . . . . Ken


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