On 22/02/2010 22:37, Justin Johansson wrote:
Accordingly it appears perfectly valid for an XSLT 2 processor to
both process as a source and serialize out the same by way of an
identity transform the following document
No, I don't think so, the part you quoted says
The XDM data model defined in [Data Model] is capable of representing either
an XML 1.0 document (conforming to [XML 1.0] and [Namespaces in XML 1.0])
or an XML 1.1 document (conforming to [XML 1.1] and [Namespaces in XML
1.1]),
the xdm data model can only model documents that conform to xml
1.0+namespaces 1.0 or xml 1.1+namespaces 1.1.
Of course the actual external document might be anything 9a comma
separated text file, or <:/> or html or anything else but the tree
reported by the parser used needs to be representable in XDM, wgich
means that element node names have to match the Name production as
defined in the relevant namespaces spec.
David
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