http://norman.walsh.name/2005/04/19/xslt20 8 60 2005-04-19T06:56:31-04:00 $Date: 2005-09-11 10:27:02 -0400 (Sun, 11 Sep 2005) $ Norman Walsh 2005 Norman Walsh A few more bug fixes for my XSLT 2.0 RELAX NG Grammar. This version validates stylesheets conforming to the 4 Apr 2005 draft of XSLT 2.0. http://norman.walsh.name/2005/04/07/xslt20 After fixing a few bugs, I found a few more. Last night, when I discovered that use-when wasn't supported, I decided that what was really needed was a thorough check against the most recent specification. That resulted in the following changes: Allow xsl:version on literal result elements (LREs) to have any value (not just “2.0”). Allow xsl:xpath-default-namespace, xsl:default-collation, xsl:type, xsl:validation, and xsl:use-when to appear on LREs. Allow version, exclude-result-prefixes, extension-element-prefixes, xpath-default-namespace, default-collation, and use-when to appear on all XSL elements. Allow xs:schema to appear inside xsl:schema-import. Only allow mode on xsl:template elements with a match. Allow content or select on xsl:processing-instruction, not both. Ditto for xsl:comment. Improve co-constraints on attributes on xsl:number and xsl:for-each-group. Allow xsl:sort to contain content. On xsl:output, it's escape-uri-attributes (with an “s”) and normalize-unicode is not a simple boolean. The name attribute is required on xsl:namespace. All of the xsl:output attributes are allowed on xsl:result-document, where they are AVTs. The xsl:sequence element only contains xsl:fallback. Added xsl:document. I also renamed and reordered some of the patterns and used the AVT pattern in a bunch of attributes where it had been overlooked. The new xslt20.rnc is available. It still works with the (unmodified) xslt10.rnc and xslt.rnc grammars. Please report any bugs that you find. Share and enjoy!