Re: Pondering RDF Path

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Graham Klyne <gk@ninebynine.org> writes:

> My discussion about abstraction was, in part, extrapolating from my 
> perception of the relationship between XPath and XQuery, where XPath 
> provides low-level access to the underlying syntax of an XML document, and 
> XQuery builds upon that.

That's the way I've been thinking, and the reason I used Saxon, since
I got an XSLT implementation as well. It's possible that if I move
TreeHugger to Saxon 7 I'll get XQuery as well, but that's something
for the future, since I haven't really looked at XQuery properly.

Damian
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Received on Friday, 5 September 2003 09:40:50 UTC