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XProc 2.0: ChangeLog

W3C Editor's Draft

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Editors:
Norman Walsh, MarkLogic Corporation
Alex Milowski, Invited expert
Henry S. Thompson, University of Edinburgh

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Abstract

This document summarizes the significant changes in XProc 2.0.

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction
2 Changes

1 Introduction

This document attempts to summarize the significant changes in XProc 2.0. Generally speaking, each significant pull request should include an update to this document which describes the changes made. Of particular importance are user-visible syntax changes and changes in semantics.

2 Changes

First attempt at removing XPath 1.0

Removes references to XPath 1.0. Removes the p:base-uri and p:resolve-uri functions. They existed only for interoperability with XPath 1.0 implementations. The standard XPath 2.0 functions can be used instead.