Re: XSL Errata document updated

At 17:27 25/10/2002, Paul Grosso wrote:
>It is true that src="url('TH0317A.jpg')" would probably make
>a better example.  I did not write this example, and I did
>not notice this until you mentioned it.
>
>However, I believe src="'url(TH0317A.jpg)'" should also be 
>valid.  The double quotes are just part of being an XML 
>attribute, and then the single quotes make the attribute 
>value a string.  The uri-specification datatype says it's 
>a sequence of characters, so a string should be a valid 
>value, and the quotes inside the url() part are optional.

Compatibility with xslt and xpath Paul?
 (or at least less stress in moving from one to another)

- 1 to your example, since functions 
are not in single quotes, content to functions
is?
e.g. "document('file.ext')"

regards DaveP.