G'day,
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> "XSLT is definitely trendy, because it seems *at first* well-suited to
> processing XML documents. [...] If, however, you're quite comfortable with
> Python [...], you may find that it's easier to *forget* about these
> newfangl
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> I am writing a python program...
So you are writing a *Python* program. ;-)
> I have some xslt stylesheets for producing xml, & want to use them in the
> program,
Probably you don't. ;->
> but I'm a little bewildered by the array of xml-related
On Fri, Aug 06, 2004 at 01:44:36PM -0400, Matt Price wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I am writing a python program to interface with a bibliographical
> database server (refdb) that produces xml output. I have some xslt
> stylesheets for producing xml, & want to use them in the program, but
> I'm a little
Hi folks,
I am writing a python program to interface with a bibliographical
database server (refdb) that produces xml output. I have some xslt
stylesheets for producing xml, & want to use them in the program, but
I'm a little bewildered by the array of xml-related packages in
debian, & my bible (
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