sh>> I'd need to see your test script to give you an answer, that
sh>> repeat count does look nasty (with an FYI that I'm no longer
sh>> maintaining Sablot, as all my development efforts are now
sh>> focused on the XSLT extension..)
The script is pretty plain:
<?
define("TC", 50);
$xsl = join("", file("x.xsl"));
for($t=0; $t < TC; $t++) {
$src = join("", file("f"));
xslt_process($xsl, $src, $s);
$arr = split("\n", $s);
$cnt = count($arr);
for($i=0;$i < $cnt-1; $i+=4) {
$ret[] = array(
$arr[$i],
$arr[$i+1],
$arr[$i+2],
$arr[$i+3]);
}
}
?>
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