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The Formal Semantics of XPath Based on Object-Z

Yang Hong

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This paper describes the formal semantics of XPath language. A unifying Objected-Oriented semantic view has been used to model all language constructs of XPath. The presentation of semantics uses formal specification language Object-Z notation. This highly structured semantic model is concise, composable and extensible.

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This paper describes the formal semantics of XPath language. A unifying Objected-Oriented semantic view has been used to model all language constructs of XPath. The presentation of semantics uses formal specification language Object-Z notation. This highly structured semantic model is concise, composable and extensible.

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This paper describes the formal semantics of XPath language. A unifying Objected-Oriented semantic view has been used to model all language constructs of XPath. The presentation of semantics uses formal specification language Object-Z notation. This highly structured semantic model is concise, composable and extensible.

Key concepts: Computer science, Programming language, XPath, Formal semantics (linguistics), Semantics (computer science), Object (grammar), Operational semantics, Notation

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