- From: Stephen Buxton <Stephen.Buxton@oracle.com>
- Date: 16 Feb 04 11:50:46
- To: public-qt-comments@w3.org
- Cc:
SECTION 2.6.6.1: XQuery flagger Judging from the tables in A.2 "Lexical rules", it is a syntax error to place a comment, pragma or must-understand extension between "for" and "$" when a ForClause is intended. Implementations will want to relax this to be more user-friendly in the case of comments, and they may also wish to define pragmas and must-understand extensions in this position. There are many similar restrictions on the placement of comments, pragmas and must-understand extensions in A.2 which implementations will want to relax. Any user application that avails itself of such a relaxation becomes non-portable. This section already requires the XQuery Flagger to identify the must-understand extensions. The flagger should also point out any violations of the lexical rules of A.2.2, such as more freedom to place comments and pragmas in various places, since such violations will be non-portable. - Steve B.
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