mike(_at_)saxonica(_dot_)com replied:
A schema-aware XSLT processor could make use of the existence of keys in the
schema to create implicit indexes for efficient access in your stylesheet,
but the only schema-aware XSLT processor currently in existence (Saxon-SA)
doesn't (yet) do that.
An XSLT 1.0 processor such as libxslt is very unlikely to make any use of
schema information, though it could do so in theory.
Thanks, that clears things up a lot. I have read about Saxon-SA, but I didnt
really quite grasp the "SA" part. And I didnt expect a 1.0 processor to give
me *advanced* features. But I now better understand what *advanced* means.
Luckily my XML "inspection" turned up xsl:keys that closely matched the
schema ... not bad!
Thx again ...
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Rodman
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