=> 'EmbperlXSLT',
> > xsltstylesheet => 'foo.xsl',
> > });
> >
> > without an 'xsltparam', the %fdat hash is used as default 'xsltparam'.
> >
> > I think this
> > a) violates the principle of least surprise. It sur
Jochen Topf wrote:
> Hi!
>
> When using XSLT with Execute() like this:
>
> $ret = Execute({
> inputfile => 'foo.xml',
> recipe => 'EmbperlXSLT',
> xsltstylesheet => 'foo.xsl',
> });
>
> without an
Hi!
When using XSLT with Execute() like this:
$ret = Execute({
inputfile => 'foo.xml',
recipe => 'EmbperlXSLT',
xsltstylesheet => 'foo.xsl',
});
without an 'xsltparam', the %fdat hash is used as default 'xsltpa
