Re: Namespace attribute for steps that take wrappers?

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Norman Walsh writes:

> Hello world,
>
> Consider this example:
>
>   <p:rename match="/*" new-name="x:foo"/>
>
> All well and good, but suppose that you're *generating* this step
> with, for example, and XSLT transformation. I expect that it's
> possible to make sure that a namespace binding is generated, but I'm
> not sure that a conformant XSLT processor is required to support that.
>
> I wonder if we should allow
>
>   <p:rename match="/*" new-name="x:foo" new-namespace="http://..."/>
>
> Thsi would apply to p:rename, p:wrap-sequence, and other steps that
> allow the user to specify a QName.

Presumably you mean

   <p:rename match="/*" new-name="foo" new-namespace="http://..."/>

Yes, good idea.  But for V1?  I guess we're not back to Last Call
yet. . .

ht
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