ECMA 357 : 2ED 2005

1 Scope
2 Conformance
3 References
   3.1 Normative References
   3.2 Informative References
4 Definitions
5 Motivation
   5.1 The Rise of XML Processing
   5.2 Current XML Processing Approaches
   5.3 The E4X Approach
6 Design Principles
7 Notational Conventions
   7.1 Algorithm Conventions
8 Lexical Conventions
   8.1 Context Keywords
   8.2 Punctuators
   8.3 XML Initialiser Input Elements
9 Types
   9.1 The XML Type
   9.2 The XMLList Type
   9.3 The AttributeName Type
   9.4 The AnyName Type
10 Type Conversion
   10.1 ToString
   10.2 ToXMLString (input argument, [AncestorNamespaces],
        [IndentLevel])
   10.3 ToXML
   10.4 ToXMLList
   10.5 ToAttributeName
   10.6 ToXMLName
11 Expressions
   11.1 Primary Expressions
   11.2 Left-Hand-Side Expressions
   11.3 Unary Operators
   11.4 Additive Operators
   11.5 Equality Operators
   11.6 Assignment Operators
12 Statements
   12.1 The default xml namespace Statement
   12.2 The for-in Statement
   12.3 The for-each-in Statement
13 Native E4X Objects
   13.1 The Global Object
   13.2 Namespace Objects
   13.3 QName Objects
   13.4 XML Objects
   13.5 XMLList Objects
14 Errors
Annex A (normative) Optional Features

Specifies the syntax and semantics of ECMAScript for XML (E4X), a set of programming language extensions adding native XML support to ECMAScript.