a million years ago I used a java xpath (xquery) parser to give a tree
I used with xslt the webserver it is on seems to have gnone awol but
there is an old xml prague talk here
https://archive.xmlprague.cz/2006/slides06/carlisle/dpc-prague2006-06.html
On Wed, 25 Mar 2020 at 17:31, Wendell Piez wapiez(_at_)wendellpiez(_dot_)com
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XSL Friends,
What kinds of advice can you offer on the question of parsing XPath in XSLT?
I am currently having to interpret XPath or (more likely) an XPath
subset into an abstract representation that can be rewritten into
various forms. Naturally I would like to do this out of a parse tree
or the functional equivalent, represented in some sort of XML, since
serializing that back out is easy enough. It is producing that tree
that is a problem. I need a parser for XPath or if not for all of
XPath, then at least for my subset -- which includes namespaces. So
even if partial the model must expose names and namespaces to the
extent that a path rewriter can (for example) map into a new set of
namespace prefixes --
Any thoughts? Open source projects I should take a look at? Have the
community-standards initiatives captured any good work in this area?
Best regards,
Wendell
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