The "Unknown:"s below indicate that an entry is incomplete.

• either the entry exist in the language, and please tell.
• either the entry doesn't exist in the language, and please tell so. The entry will be marked as such and won't appear as missing anymore.

See the various entries for XPath

See the various entries for XML

• Category: Dynamically typed

• Various

  nothing needed	breaking lines (useful when end-of-line and/or indentation has a special meaning)
  <xsl:variable name="v" select="e"/>	variable assignment or declaration (declaration)

  Unknown:

  documentation comment
  information about the current line and file
  tokens (what is the standard way for scrunching together multiple words)
  tokens (variable identifier regexp)

• Functions

  <xsl:call-template name="f"> <xsl:with-param name="a" select=a/> <xsl:with-param name="b" select=b/> </xsl:call-template>	function call
  <xsl:call-template name="f">/	function call (with no parameter)
  <xsl:template name="f"> <xsl:param name="para1"/> <xsl:param name="para2"/> ... </xsl:template>	function definition

  Unknown:

  function return value
  function called when a function is not defined (in dynamic languages)
  runtime inspecting the caller information

• Control Flow

  <xsl:if test="c">...</xsl:if>	if_then
  <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="c"> b1 </xsl:when> <xsl:when test="c2"> b2 </xsl:when> <xsl:otherwise> b3 </xsl:otherwise> </xsl:choose>	if_then_else

• Package, Module

  Unknown:

  import

• Strings

  Unknown:

  character "z"
  strings (with interpolation of variables)
  strings (end-of-line (without writing the real CR or LF character))
  multi-line
  convert something to a string (see also string interpolation)
  serialize (marshalling)
  unserialize (un-marshalling)
  sprintf-like
  simple print
  duplicate n times
  upper / lower case character
  uppercase / lowercase / capitalized string
  ascii to character
  character to ascii
  accessing n-th character
  locate a substring
  locate a substring (starting at the end)

• Bags and Lists

  sort(1)	sort
  for-each	transform a list (or bag) in another one

  Unknown:

  list concatenation
  list flattening
  list constructor
  adding an element at the beginning (list cons)
  adding an element at index
  adding an element at the end
  first element
  all but the first element
  get the first element and remove it
  get the last element and remove it
  is an element in the list
  smallest / biggest element
  join a list of strings in a string using a glue string
  iterate with index
  remove duplicates
  reverse

• Various Data Types

  Unknown:

  tuple constructor
  computable tuple (these are a kind of immutable lists playing a special role in parameter passing) (empty tuple)
  computable tuple (these are a kind of immutable lists playing a special role in parameter passing) (1-uple)
  computable tuple (these are a kind of immutable lists playing a special role in parameter passing) (using a tuple for a function call)
  reference (pointer) (creation)
  reference (pointer) (dereference)
  optional value (null value)
  optional value (value)
  optional value (null coalescing)
  dictionary (constructor)
  dictionary (access)
  dictionary (has the key ?)
  dictionary (remove by key)
  dictionary (list of keys)
  dictionary (list of values)
  dictionary (merge)
  range

• Mathematics

  Unknown:

  numbers syntax (integers)
  numbers syntax (integers in base 2, octal and hexadecimal)
  numbers syntax (floating point)
  addition / subtraction / multiplication / division
  exponentiation (power)
  negation
  random (random number)
  random (seed the pseudo random generator)
  operator priorities and associativities
  square root / e-exponential / absolute value
  trigonometry (basic)
  trigonometry (inverse)
  logarithm (base e)
  logarithm (base 10)
  bitwise operators

Remarks

• (1) in Scheme, not standard, but nearly standard