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In 18.4.4.4 the diagram for "Example: Non-streamable sorting" contains attribute::empNr as a child of the xsl:for-each expression, it should be a child of the sort expression according to the e-node representation directly above it. In 18.4.4.6 "Example: A streamable recursive template" the function names div-depth and nesting-depth are used interchangeably for the same function in both the code and diagram. In 18.4.4.3 it could appear that that dataflow is connected via the xsl:template, so the diagram "Example: A streamable loop" could easily be interpreted as: <a> => xsl:for-each => xsl:template => child::employee => child::salary => descendant-of-self::text() => path
At the March F2F the editor was actioned to look at this. Apologies for the tardiness.
The sections affected by these comments have been completely rewritten, so the problems have disappeared. Thank you for reporting the problems. We hope you will be equally thorough in reviewing the next draft which we are busy preparing.