Gav.... wrote:
erm, sent this 12 hours ago to user@ , never got there so posting it here.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Gav...."
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 7:17 AM
Subject: Re: Forrestbot + SVN = mixed line-endings in HTML
Just a passing comment that may not have relevence.
In one of my user forums, someone who is much better at xslt than me
stated not to
use <xsl:copy> with xslt 1.0 .
I have asked him why he thinks this, and pointed him to the XALANJ-656
issue to
see whether he thinks it relevent or not in this case.
Just adding, I think he may be talking about specific xsl:copy methods
introduced in 2.0, but it was interesting he recomended using
apply-templates instead of. Would using apply-templates in this case
be a viable alternative to try or not. Apologies for showing my ignorance
here, still haven't got my head round xsl yet.
Apply templates is not really an option. It can be done, of course, But
creates a maintenance problem. One of the reasons for using an internal
format that is as close as possible to XHTML is so that we don't have to
create templates for every single element in the transformation process.
Ross
