Re: [xsl] analyze-string gotcha/reminder

[Michael Kay <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

But that generates an error not a warning. A
> case like
> \d{4}
> which generates the perfectly legal regex \d4 is a lot harder to
> generate a warning for, unless you generate a warning for _all_ uses of
> AVT in the regex string which would be annoying after a while,
I've implemented a warning if {n} or {n,m} are found in the AVT where 
n,m are integer literals. The only case where integer literals are 
likely to mean what they say is where the code is generated.

Michael Kay
Saxonica