My day chasing deadlocks suddently feel better compared to this. I have never seen a worse design of a markup language :)
The designer should be dismembered, stripped, tied up, covered with cow blood and exposed in stonehenge to be raped by aliens. By that time his/her computer should be burn such a disease to spread! :D [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit : >I've just had a look at CML. What a nightmare! Take this element, for example, > ><CML.TAB ID="table1" NAME="NET ATOMIC CHARGES" ROWS= 12 COLUMNS=3 >COL.NAMES="ELEMENT CHARGE DENSITY" COL.REFS="CML.COR.NOTATION CML.THE.CHARGE >CML.THE.AEDENSITY" COL.TYPES="STRING FLOAT FLOAT"> > C -0.102123 4.1021 > C -0.102108 4.1021 > C -0.102110 4.1021 > C -0.102118 4.1021 > C -0.102100 4.1021 > C -0.102098 4.1021 > H 0.102111 0.8979 > H 0.102105 0.8979 > H 0.102111 0.8979 > H 0.102115 0.8979 > H 0.102097 0.8979 > H 0.102119 0.8979 ></CML.TAB> > >Someone should slap the designer of this monstrosity. > >All that aside, I've been able to produce all kinds of output from >well-designed input using XSLT. If what you are trying to produce is CML, what >format is used in the input? > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
