David Carlisle wrote:
It's XQueryX the XML representation of XQuery (and thus also XPath).
I personnally never used XQueryX, I understand this it's this:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xqueryx/. Which is XML. Which means that we are
talking nodes and not tags. Which means (imo) that XSLT can be the
correct solution by manipulation a node tree that represents the XQueryX
XML. Which also implies that there is absolutely no need for
conditionally opening/closing a tag (meaning: just use nodes).
-- Abel Braaksma
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