Hi, I don't know of any Python integrated implementations, but...
Höke, Christof wrote: > I used Saxon's XSLT 2 with Jython which is great and suspect Saxon.NET runs > with IronPython (have not tried that though). Is there maybe a way to > access Saxon from CPython? you can call Saxon (which also supports XQuery) through its command line interface (subprocess module). At least the binary distribution of Saxon also compiles nicely with gcj, in case you do not want a JVM around when you run it. This worked for me: gcj -o saxon $CFLAGS --main=net.sf.saxon.Transform saxon9.jar Obviously, if you want a better interface (such as stdin/stdout transformation), you can write it in Java and compile it together with the jar. A C-level interface to a gcj compiled Saxon would be cool (as they did with Lucene). That way, you could get a pretty low-level (SAX2?) interface into lxml... Stefan _______________________________________________ XML-SIG maillist - XML-SIG@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/xml-sig
