On Monday, 06/17/2002 at 12:42 AST, Sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My question was more about how it reads in the XSL (ie SAX/DOM/?) > and how that is applied to the source tree.
SAX parser (usually), used to build an internal stylesheet model. Currently that model's designed for recursive evaluation; each node carries a chunk of code which can be executed to generate the appropriate output, with some help from inherited behaviors. The basic pattern is currently recursive evaluation, with some iteration. See the org.apache.xalan.templates package for (most of) the stylesheet model code. Note that this is current implementation; the architecture may change in the future. XSLTC is one example of such a change. ______________________________________ Joe Kesselman / IBM Research
