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David Carlisle wrote:
I this a full equivalent?
Wouldn't it match the following variablelist element, although it does not satisfy content-model(title?,varlistentry+)?
AFAICS, a full equivalent would be even longer and even more complex to write.
I guess to be able to describe content models in a simple way, I might have to write content-model() in XSLT2 until implementers or the spec offer one (or an equivalent) to me ...
content-model() would accept a defined supersimple subset of DTD content model syntax, and return a boolean.
Tobi
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Re: [xsl] [XPath] matching elements which satisfy a specific content model
Subject: Re: [xsl] [XPath] matching elements which satisfy a specific content model From: Tobias Reif <tobiasreif@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2003 11:12:04 +0100 |
David Carlisle wrote:
variablelist[*[(position()=1 and self::title) or self::varlistentry]]>
I this a full equivalent?
Wouldn't it match the following variablelist element, although it does not satisfy content-model(title?,varlistentry+)?
<variablelist> <title></title> </variablelist>
AFAICS, a full equivalent would be even longer and even more complex to write.
I guess to be able to describe content models in a simple way, I might have to write content-model() in XSLT2 until implementers or the spec offer one (or an equivalent) to me ...
content-model() would accept a defined supersimple subset of DTD content model syntax, and return a boolean.
Tobi
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