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David Carlisle wrote: > > depends what you mean by semantics. XSLT allows data to be embedded in > the stylesheet so long as the element wrapping that data is prefixed and > bound to a namespace not XSLT. I often use data:,x for that (actually I > often still use x as well, but don't tell anyone:-) Within the > stylesheet elements in that namespace contain important data used at > runtime. So the semantics are rather localised, just to this one > stylesheet, but they are specified in the XSLT rec which specifies the > semantics of any non xslt namespace when it us used as a child of the > xsl:stylesheet element. I recommend that such elements be qualified with a namespace name that resolves to a short document: A simple message "this namespace is used to qualify application private elements in XSLT stylesheets" Or better, some documentation as to what the data formats are. Jonathan
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