On 12/04/2010 18:37, Costello, Roger L. wrote:
Is this explanation correct:
Is it a correct explanation of what?
Of the XSLT processing model: perhaps.
of the behaviour of an XSLT implementation: probably not.
The XSLT language is designed so that most of the time the system can
serialise the output as it goes along without ever having to build the
result as a tree in memory. However (except for error conditions) it has
to behave as if it doesn't do that.
David
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