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....for conditional processing and for generating text. It was designed by the W3C XSLT working group [Cla00, SLR98, Gro98] XSLT is still under development at the time of writing. XSLT 1.1 is a working draft [Cla00] Future developments are described in the requirements specification of XSLT 2. 0 [MS01]. 5. XQL is a notation for selecting and extracting XML data. XQL can be considered a natural extension to the XSLT pattern syntax; it is designed with the goal of being syntactically simple and compact (a query could be part of a URL) with a reduced expressive power [RLS98, Rob99, SLR98] The ....
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