Abel Braaksma wrote:
So, I tried to make a small self-contained bogus project that can run
on itself. The result you find below. It, however, does not proof my
point in that the order of execution is of influence to the results
when re-applying regular expressions and analyze-string to the same
set of textual data.
With your information applied, I believe it is an error somewhere in
the original project (likely), or a bug in Saxon (unlikely).
Fixed! Thanks to you guys, I reconsidered my approach, stuck to it,
debugged it, found problems, solved them etc. It was the "likely"
scenario: an ordinary, yet complex, bug.
Conclusion: though I thought for a moment that there were scenarios
where the execution order would be influencing the results, this
appeared not true, at least not when using recursive templates.
Cheers,
-- Abel Braaksma
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