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Subject: Re: Can a match attribute use a non-pattern expression? From: Elliotte Rusty Harold <elharo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 5 May 1999 09:35:04 -0400 |
At 4:38 PM -0400 5/4/99, Steve Dahl wrote:
>No. It doesn't say you have to use the abbreviated syntax. What it says is
>that certain of the axis identifiers (whether using abbreviated or verbose
>syntax) are not legal match patterns.
>
1. Where does it say which of the axis identifiers are and are not legal
match patterns?
Production [5] states
AxisIdentifier ::= 'from-ancestors'
| 'from-ancestors-or-self'
| 'from-attributes'
| 'from-children'
| 'from-descendants'
| 'from-descendants-or-self'
| 'from-following'
| 'from-following-siblings'
| 'from-parent'
| 'from-preceding'
| 'from-preceding-siblings'
| 'from-self'
Section 6.4 states that "A pattern must match the grammar for Pattern. A
Pattern is set of location path patterns separated by |.
A location path pattern is a location path none of the steps of which use
either AxisIdentifiers or . or ... "
Furthermore none of the examples of patterns include axis identifiers.
Following the grammar out I don't see any way to get any AxisIdentifier in
as part of a pattern. What am I missing? Or is the draft spec incorrect?
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