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XPath 2.0 and XSLT 2.0
Table of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Speaker Qualifications
- Background Material
- A Running Example
- XPath 2.0
- XML Schema Type System
- XML Schema Type System (Continued)
- Type Names and Type Matching
- Atomization
- New Types
- New Duration Types
- New Node Types
- Element Tests (1)
- Element Tests (2)
- Element Test Examples
- Schema Element Test
- Attribute Tests
- Type Errors
- Sequences
- “For” Expressions
- “If” Expressions
- “If” Example Questions
- “If” Example Answers
- instance of
- treat as
- cast as
- castable as
- General Comparisons
- Value Comparisons
- Node Comparisons
- XSLT 2.0
- Schema Support
- Types
- Declaring Types
- Declaring Types (Continued)
- Constructor Functions vs. “as”
- Type Errors
- Implicit Casting
- Sorting and Collation
- Regular Expression Functions
- Regular Expression Instructions
- Regular Expression Example
- Grouping
- Grouping By Key (Data)
- Grouping By Key (Code)
- Grouping By Key (Results)
- Grouping By Starting Value (Data)
- Grouping By Starting Value (Code)
- Grouping By Starting Value (Results)
- Grouping By Ending Value (Data)
- Grouping By Ending Value (Code)
- Grouping By Ending Value (Results)
- Grouping By Adjacent Key Values (Data)
- Grouping By Adjacent Key Values (Code)
- Grouping By Adjacent Key Values (Results)
- Functions
- Function Example
- Stylesheet Modularity
- Next Match
- Access to Result Trees
- Result Documents
- Sequences
- Sequences (Continued)
- Sequences (Continued)
- Sequences (Continued)
- Values, Copies, and Sequences
- Sequence Separators
- Formatting Dates
- Character Maps
- Creating Entities
- Avoiding Disable Output Escaping
- Avoiding D-O-E (Continued)
- Compatibility
- Challenges
- Closing Thoughts