Sharon, Steve, Michael, Mark, et. al. I took a moment to zip up all of the raw materials that you'll need to carry on the torch with the XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 requirements documents. I've also included the file in which I had been taking notes on our responses to the xsl-editors emails (although it's pretty sketchy). Attached please find "xslwg_docs.zip" which contains all of the ingredients necessary to build the XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 requirements documents from the optimized XML grammar I was using to track/edit the requirements. The shared XML source for both requirements docs is: .\xslwg_docs\xslt_and_xpath_2.0_requirements.xml The grammar/schema of which is in: .\xslwg_docs\reqs.dtd The stylesheet which (based on the value of the 'spec' parameter) produces the XML source of the spec in the W3C "XML Spec" vocabulary is: .\xslwg_docs\reqspec.xsl And finally, the stylesheet that formats the W3C Spec format (modified to handle the visual indenting and coloring of hierarchy levels and feature priorities) is: .\xslwg_docs\xsltx_v2reqs.xsl I've provided to Windows *.bat files which assume you have "saxon" on your path to automate the steps of producing the documents: .\xslwg_docs\v2xpath_saxon.bat .\xslwg_docs\v2xpath_xslt.bat Take care. _____________________________________________________________________ Steve Muench - Developer, Product Manager, XML Evangelist, Author "Building Oracle XML Applications" - www.oreilly.com/catalog/orxmlapp
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