> something I really lose sleep over is the lack of a transitive closure
> function in XPath.
>
> Also, is anyone from the XPath WG reading this ?
>

Yes, they are, but they won't treat it as a request unless you send it to
xsl-editors@xxxxxxx

Even then, my suspicion is that it will drop below the line. (Does SQL have
a transitive closure function yet?)

XQuery allows user-defined functions, which can of course be recursive, so
I'd guess that you are more likely to see a solution along those lines.

Mike Kay


 XSL-List info and archive:  http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list