bryan rasmussen wrote:
Hi
I think people have forgotten the explicit reference Roger
made to schematron, since schematron is a validation
technology that can be implemented in XSL-T it follows
that the expression matches(flt:Aircraft/flt:Altitude,
'[0-9]+') would give you the same capabilities as XML
Schema datatype checking in any actually useful scenario.
I don't think this is relevant. It is not correct to say
"with matches(...) I can check the datatype". I don't say
it is not correct to use matches() to check the lexical
representation of a value, in order to try to deduce some
information about its type.
But then you have to be aware you'll not get the type,
you'll get guesses.
Regards,
--drkm
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