Oleg Tkachenko wrote: > Peter B. West wrote: > >> I suppose a lot depends on how tightly you want to try to constrain >> the XSL through the schema. There are many constraints which can >> only be tested by the processor. > > > Do you mean constraints which are just impossible to express due to > schema restrictions (cooccurence etc) or constraints which couldn't be > tested on xsl-fo as xml document stage at all? > Oleg,
I should have said, "which are highly context dependent and would be cumbersome to express outside the processor." I simply don't know how expressive XML Schema is. I had in mind, for example, the kinds of constraints involved with the use of certain functions. On a slightly different tack, I was also uncertain of the target audience for the schema. The vast majority of instances of fo: elements and associated attributes will occur in stylesheets such that the final shape of the fo: elements cannot be determined except by running the transformation. Peter --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
