hello.
many thanks to david for his pointer to xq2xml. this is exactly what i
was looking for in the first place, but then i thought that asking for
xqueryx would be too esoteric (and out of scope for the xsl list). now
if i can easily isolate the code for parsing xpath expressions, then
this will be the perfect solution. i am looking forward to look at the
code and see how it is doing its job...
and re: to dimitri: you are right that parsing does not make a lot of
sense if all i want to do is executing the expression. but this is not
what i have in mind, i want to analyze and modify the expression, and
then generate a stylesheet from that with the modified expression which
is the executes normally. this is why i need the parsing, but not the
dynamic evlauation of xpath expressions.
thanks for the feedback!
dret.
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