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Abel Braaksma <abel.braaksma@xs4all.nl> changed:
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--- Comment #4 from Abel Braaksma <abel.braaksma@xs4all.nl> ---
Some examples as requested by Eugene:
- zero-or-one(div//p) has OU of transmission and its argument, div//p has
posture crawling, sweep of consuming. The result of the analysis following the
GSR makes this consuming and striding (rule 2.d.iii).
- fn:tail(head//section) has OU of transmission and its argument,
head//section, is crawling and consuming. The result of the analysis following
the GSR makes this crawling and consuming (rule 2.d.iv).
- exactly-one(div | p) has OU of transmission and its argument, div | p, is
crawling and consuming. The result of the analysis following the GSR makes this
striding and consuming (rule 2.d.iii).
- fn:unordered(head | section) has OU of transmission and its argument, head |
section, is crawling and consuming. The result of the analysis following the
GSR makes this crawling and consuming (rule 2.d.iv).
In fact, I am unsure whether the rules for fn:tail correctly make it crawling
and consuming, I tend to think it should be free-ranging. For fn:unordered it
does not seem to matter.
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