On 05/02/2011 01:06, David Lee wrote:
Thanks for the ideas (all!)
Let me restate my question maybe it might lead to another idea (I'm still
floundering !)
For every element declaration in an XSD I would like to generate a unique
XSLT match expression that matches that element declaration (but no others).
First, take any named complex types/groups etc and move them inline
within the element declaration to which they refer. Then every element
declaration is either a global element declaration E, in which case it
matches the pattern schema-element(E), or it is a local element
declaration within a schema declaration, in which case it matches a
pattern such as schema-element(E)/F/G/H.
So, it can certainly be done with schema-aware patterns
(unsurprisingly). Can it be done in all cases with patterns that are not
schema-aware? I don't know - but why would you want to? Surely this is
what schema-aware XSLT is designed for?
Michael Kay
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