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Right, they completely eliminate any buffering. That’s very strict, but you’re right. I thought you meant that there’s a subset of XPath that can’t work on anyt
by deno 15y ago
Right, they completely eliminate any buffering. That’s very strict, but you’re right. I thought you meant that there’s a subset of XPath that can’t work on anything but DOM.
- empthought 15y agoYeah, that's all. The reason it's relevant is that XPath processors often value conformance over expanding the utility of their system. I didn't want someone going off and using libxslt or xalan expecting it to process things in a memory-efficient manner.