Ian
I also don't think we should use lt, gt, ... instead of ==, > for operators,
both XSLT and MSBuild use similar operators ... so I don't see why we should
be different ...
not so. From the xslt spec:
NOTE: When an XPath expression occurs in an XML document, any < and <= operators must be quoted according to XML 1.0 rules by using, for example, < and <=. In the following example the value of the test attribute is an XPath expression: <xsl:if test="@value < 10">...</xsl:if>
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