J�rn Heid wrote:
> It's possible.
>
> I think you have to write your own serializer to do that as latex is not xml
> based.
>
> But I think you cannot use a xsl file inside cocoon as the serializer waits
> for xml events. The transformation to latex has to be done inside the
> serializer (or you have to make a xml version of the latex document).
>
> Correct me please, if I'm wrong.
The XSL document places all the text inside parent tags that are removed during
serialization. So, in effect the transformation looks like this:
<latex>
#All the latex directives go here
</latex>
The serializer (like the text serializer) merely strips the enclosing <latex/>
elements, and serializes everything else.
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