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Heiko Niemann kontakt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
With XML ou can use qualified names not only as names for nodes but also in element or attribute values, for instance if you want to construct an XSD schema with XSLT, and in that case if you want for instance to have
<xs:element ref="pf1:foo"/>
in your result then, even if the prefix 'pf1' is not used in element or attribute names, you want to preserve its declaration.
Re: [xsl] Excluding Namespaces from the Result Tree
Subject: Re: [xsl] Excluding Namespaces from the Result Tree From: "Martin Honnen martin.honnen@xxxxxx" <xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2015 09:11:35 -0000 |
Heiko Niemann kontakt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
using XSLT 2.0 there is the value #all for the attribute exclude-result-prefixes. I try to find cases where you would NOT want to use it, in other words why would you want to keep namespaces in the result tree that are not used there? Which leads to the question why cleaning up namespaces is not a default behavior.
With XML ou can use qualified names not only as names for nodes but also in element or attribute values, for instance if you want to construct an XSD schema with XSLT, and in that case if you want for instance to have
<xs:element ref="pf1:foo"/>
in your result then, even if the prefix 'pf1' is not used in element or attribute names, you want to preserve its declaration.
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