Hi,
My list so far:
Functions including one of my favorites, fn:transform()
Operators including ! and =>
Map and array datatypes
xsl:mode
xsl:iterate
JSON I/O support
Text value templates
Streaming
Packaging
I’ve used all of them except packaging. (Like John Lumley: Real Soon Now.)
Some features of these are only nice-to-haves, such as text value templates and
xsl:mode/@on-no-match. Or real-nice-to-haves, if you like.
Cheers, Wendell
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Maps.
On Thu, Oct 3, 2019 at 12:59 PM Liam R. E. Quin
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wrote:
While i was preparing for a course on XSLT 3 later this month, i
wondered whether other people would have favourite features that were
introduced in XSLT 3. I know i do.
What do you find most useful? Or like the best?
Liam
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