Yet more bug fixes for my XSLT 2.0 RELAX NG Grammar. This version validates stylesheets conforming to the 8 June 2006 draft of XSLT 2.0.
In the year or so since I last published this schema, I've made a few fixes (and most recently David![[L]](/graphics/linkgroup.gif)
offered a few more). Specifically:
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The mode attribute on <xsl:apply-templates> may have the value “#current” but not “#all”. Also, the mode attribute on <xsl:template> may be either “#all” or a list of QNames (that may include “#default”).
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The attribute “normalize-unicode” is now spelled “normalization-form”. And the values “NKFC” and “NKFD” are now spelled correctly: “NFKC” and “NFKD”.
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The name attribute on <xsl:namespace> is now properly described as an AVT.
The new xslt20.rnc is available. It still works with the (unmodified) xslt10.rnc and xslt.rnc grammars.
Please continue to report any bugs that you find. Share and enjoy!
Comments:
maybe it's the XDM-spec syndrome biting again but The rnc linked from this page seems to be
# $Id: xslt20.rnc,v 1.3 2005/04/19 11:51:35 ndw Exp $
ie a version from last year, without the changes described.
In fact, I think the RNC was correct but, (a) I forgot to tell Subversion to update the
$Id$keyword and, (b) I forgot to update the Change Log. Both fixed now.> both fixed now.
and it validates my current stylesheet, thanks. (and for making comments visible)
Hi Norman... Thanks for these schemas! Excuse me for pimping my software, but I've just released a free Cocoa app called XML Nanny that will graphically validate your instance docs against RNC, RNG, DTD, WXS and Schematron. I thought you mightl like to try it with your RNCs, I just did. It was fun :)
Woopsie... XML Nanny
Thank you for these schema, Norman! I've been using NXML mode for a while with my XSLT 1.0 docs, but I was annoyed with the inability to validate XSLT 2.0 on the fly.