Re: [xsl] Well-balanced fragments as input to XSLT 2.0?

[Francis Norton <francis@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Good point - I am in fact handing XSLT a document containing a
well-balanced fragment which was generated by XSLT, but I don't yet know
if I can get hold of the output of the previous transform as a DOM. In
which case it's the parser being unhelpful, rather than XSLT being
non-compliant.

Francis.

David Carlisle wrote:
> 
> > Do you think this would count as a non-compliance?
> 
> well I would have thought "no", on the grounds that it's unreasonable
> (perhaps) for XSLT to expect to be handed something that the underlying
> parser is not forced to support, but the actual text doesn't make this a
> "may" it says that the conditions "are" relaxed,
> 
> so arguably it is a non compliant not to support this.
> 
> David
> 
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