Robert Koberg wrote:
Hi,

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From: Bertrand Delacretaz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 3:15 AM


Le Jeudi, 3 avr 2003, à 12:33 Europe/Zurich, Stefano Mazzocchi a écrit :


...And since the reason why xslt is XML is to allow auto-processing,
but tell me: how many times did you have to write a stylesheet that
processed a stylesheet?

I see your point - I cannot see an advantage today of having XSLT stylesheets written in XML.


I transform XSL to upgrade client's XSL with enhancements I make over time.
Not always easy, but much easier than doing it by hand. Without XSL what
would you use? Regexp?

My point is: if you need it, great, use it. But if you don't, why should you impose your syntax upon us?


What I would like is simply a non-xml syntax for XSLT. RDF is going to have it (another interesting concept totally ruined by the un-friendlyness of their syntax). RelaxNG is going to have it (thank &deity; it's better than DTD's syntax!).

Why shouldn't XSLT?

Stefano.




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