Subject: RE: [xsl] In which sequence should specs be read? From: Manpreet Singh <singhm@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2004 13:01:21 +0530 |
Thanx. Regards Manpreet Singh -----Original Message----- From: Colin Paul Adams [mailto:colin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 11:22 AM To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: [xsl] In which sequence should specs be read? >>>>> "Manpreet" == Manpreet Singh <singhm@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: Manpreet> Hi, I have been reading the specs for xslt Manpreet> 2.0. Frequently, I have come across reference to other Manpreet> specs like XML Schema etc. So every time I come across a Manpreet> spec like this I have to turn to that spec and read it Manpreet> from start to understand it completely. This way I loose Manpreet> track to the xslt spec I have been reading... simply Manpreet> speaking I loose more time in learning. Since we have Manpreet> people from w3c and other learned people in xsl-list, I Manpreet> wanted to ask is there a sequence in which these specs Manpreet> can be read so that I do not have to turn to some new Manpreet> spec (for example: XML Schema) when I start reading one Manpreet> (for example xslt spec). In my opinion, there is no such sequence, in practise. I've been implementing xslt 2.0 now for a year, and still, I am continually cross-checking between the various specs. However, if you have the ability to read and totally absorb a specification at one reading then you might try a sequence like: 1) XML 2) XML Names 3) XML Schema 4) XPath Data Model 5) XPath 6) XPath/XQuery functions and operators 5) XSLT 6) XSLT/XQuery serialization But there are various other specifications that are referred to be these (for instance, definitions of URIs). I suspect reading Michael Kay's books would be far more useful, but it depends what your needs are. -- Colin Paul Adams Preston Lancashire
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