RE: XSLT 2.0 book in print

Could we hope to have higher order functions native in XPATH/XSLT 3.0?
And also a "sequence of sequencies" type?


Once I have finished implementing everything in 2.0, if I'm still around,
I'm looking forward to experimenting with extensions in these areas. But I
expect I'll be living in peaceful retirement by the time 3.0 comes out.

Michael Kay

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