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https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=30049 Michael Kay <mike@saxonica.com> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Status|NEW |RESOLVED Resolution|--- |FIXED --- Comment #3 from Michael Kay <mike@saxonica.com> --- The WG reviewed the bug and agreed with the proposed changes. I have applied the following changes: (a) change the example to catch XTDE3160 and return () if the function is unknown. (b) withdraw the assertion that the function has exactly the same effect as fn:function-lookup, and add the note: "The main difference between this function and the standard fn:function-lookup function is that there are differences in the functions that are visible: for example fn:function-lookup gives access to user-defined functions with private visibility, whereas xsl:evaluate does not. (c) I have added to 5.3.3.2 (additional components of the dynamic context) the entry: The *named functions* (representing the functions accessible using function-available or function-lookup include all the functions available in the static context, and may also include an additional implementation-defined set of functions that are available dynamically but not statically. Note: This set therefore includes some functions that are not available for dynamic calling using <elcode>xsl:evaluate</elcode>, for example stylesheet function whose visibility is private, and XSLT-defined functions such as current and key. Note: The rule that all functions present in the static context must always be present in the dynamic context is a consistency constraint. The effect of violating a consistency constraint is implementation-defined: it does not necessarily lead to an error. For example, if the version of a used package that is available at evaluation time does not include all public user-defined functions that were available in the version that was used at analysis time, then a processor <rfc2119>may</rfc2119> recover by signaling an error only if the function is actually called. Conversely, if the evaluation-time version of the package includes additional public functions, these may be included in the dynamic context even though they were absent from the static context. Thus dynamic calling of functions using function-lookup may be an effective strategy for coping with variations between versions of a library package on which a stylesheet depends. (d) Also in 5.3.3 I have added the catch-all: "All other aspects of the dynamic context (for example,the current date and time, the implicit timezone, the default language, calendar, and place, the available documents, text resources, and collections, and the default collection — details vary slightly between XPath 3.0 and XPath 3.1) are implementation-defined, and do not change in the course of a single transformation." and I have deleted the existing entries which this rule subsumes (current-date-time, implicit-timezone, collections). (d) In 10.4.2 (dynamic context for xsl:evaluate) I have added the same rule as in (c), but without the notes. (e) In the existing note in 10.4.2 I have changed "document" to "collection" in the list of example functions whose use may be restricted, because the "document" function is not available in xsl:evaluate. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the QA Contact for the bug.
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