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Encyclopedia > XMLambda

XMLambda (XMλ) is an XML transformation language that has been designed but not implemented yet. It uses a Haskell-like syntax and treats XML documents as native values.


External links

  • XMLambda home page (http://www.cse.ogi.edu/~mbs/pub/xmlambda/)

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XMlambda - A Functional Language for Constructing and Manipulating XML Documents - Meijer, Shields (ResearchIndex) (686 words)
XMlambda - A Functional Language for Constructing and Manipulating XML Documents - Meijer, Shields (ResearchIndex)
XMlambda A Functional Language for Constructing and Manipulating XML Documents (2000)
XMLambda: A functional language for constructing and manipulating XML documents.
XML.com: Functional Programming and XML (1359 words)
XMLambda is one of a number of special purpose languages, (or, rather, since there isn't a publicly available implementation, language design) for dealing with XML to come out of the FP community (other examples include XDuce and various query languages).
In particular, XMLambda is a language optimized for composing "dynamic" XML documents, i.e., documents where some portion is computed rather than entered.
In the degenerate case of a pure XML document, the XMLambda compiler just is a validating XML parser, and we have plenty of those.
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