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xslt 2.0 impl. complexity (was Re: [xml-dev] SGML complexity)

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Tatu Saloranta <>
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Date
2006-09-02T23:21:00Z
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xslt 2.0 impl. complexity (was Re: [xml-dev] SGML complexity)
--- Dave Pawson <> wrote:

> Elliotte Harold wrote:
> > While there's certainly a lot of value in 2.0,
> there are also a number 
> > of questionable items. The bar for fully
> implementing it is just way 
> > too high to interest a lot of folks. 
> Except that the additional value in 2.0 for the
> 'usable'/useful subset 
> is well worth it (IMHO).
> don't bother with the unwanted/questionable value
> but take advantage of 
> the additions

That is certainly possibly to do as a user (and
obviously a useful way to think about it), but
unfortunately not possible for implementors: they can
not (or at least should not) just ignore questionable
parts, as tempting as it may be.
And I think Elliotte was specifically pointing out
that problem.

-+ Tatu +-



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