Dave
The result is vastly
simpler, but it does assume that you want to define your
content models in a schema and not in a stylesheet - a
reasonable assumption, in my view.
That's a view.
I'm not sure what your opinion is here, but don't forget that many
XPath1.0 patterns in XSLT1.0 match/test patterns *are* describing
content models.
This means that it wouldn't make sense to say "All description of
content models must happen outside of the XSLT document, since schemas
are the place to do that and not XSLTs." since the latter is not really
true IMHO. Most of the matching done is describing context, and some of
the matching is describing content context/ content models.
It's an overlapping range of appropriate places rather than a strict
separation IMHO.
Tobi
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