Expressing 2- and 3-D coordinates
Brian Thomas
thomas at astro.umd.edu
Thu Dec 15 08:09:52 PST 2005
On Thursday 15 December 2005 03:18 pm, Ray Plante wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I'd be curious to hear which parser(s) are not processing lists properly.
>
Ray,
I have only tested Xalan (2.6.0). But a quick scan of the web shows
much is left to be desired from the most common parsers out there.
I need the xs:list datatype and fn:data functions to work for minimal
use of lists within an XML document processing environment (e.g.
using XSLT and NOT having to add my own hand-rolled processing
instructions).
A quick, incomplete review (and I stress "quick" and "incomplete" here) yields
the following information:
Product Version Notes
------- ------- -------------------------------
Xalan 2.6.0 XPATH 1.0 only; http://xml.apache.org/xalan-c/overview.html
.Net 2.0 XPATH 2.0 incomplete/missing; http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=133737&S
iteID=1
XMLSpy ?? XPATH 2.0 partial (??), fn:data not supported in Ed's version, perhaps fixed in latest?
Saxon 8.6.1 (A/B) - claimed full support of XPATH 2.0
Orbeon 3.0 Only partial support of XPATH 2.0 (lists/fn:data dont work ??)
So only Saxon appears to be a viable solution. In the far away past, I remember
their software was quite slow (and memory hog) compared to other parsers, so
I stayed away from it. Looks like this is a good point to review it again.
=brian
> thanks,
> Ray
>
>
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