Great work getting emacs up on Mac OSX, and the packages are pretty
comprehensive, but I've always used XSLide instead of XSL-process.
Any reason why the former wasn't included by default? I installed
XSLide and XT, and they're working great.
Also, if it saves anyone else the trouble:
It took some time to discover that applications on the Mac don't
inherit environment variables the way they do in normal *nix through
a .profile (or .bashrc, etc). Various info online suggested that
applications need environment variables set in ~/.MacOS/
environment.plist, but this doesn't work either, at least for Carbon
Emacs.
Turns out the path fix is quite simple: simply declare the environment
variables in .emacs, thusly:
(setenv "CLASSPATH" "/usr/local/xt/xt.jar:/usr/local/xt/sax.jar:/
usr/local/xp.jar")
Now, XSLide and xt work great in Carbon Emacs (the only painless way I
know of to do batch transforms).
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