Morten Jorgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why would anyone bother to use compiled stylesheets if they have to
> be compiled for every transformation (or sequence of transformations)?
I didn't say that they should be recompiled for every transformation. A
Templates object should be created once, and then reused over and over,
same as a Translets class.
> There is not reason at all to use XSLTC if translets are not pre-
> compiled and stored.
I agree with this absolutely. My point was that when the precompilation
takes place, and the details of storage, should be up to the application as
much as possible.
> But, this means that the stylesheet
> is compiled every time the user wants to instanciate a translet _object_.
No. A stylesheet is compiled everytime a user wants to instanciate a
Templates object. When they use a Transformer object, it simply creates an
instance of the Translets class.
> And we want to create
> them as efficiently as we can.
It feels like we have a misunderstanding developing partly due to email
static. Can we set up a time to talk about this over the phone?
-scott
