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Re: the future of the XSLT syntax

From: ptjm@--------.--- (------- -- ------)
To: NULL
Date: 5/28/2004 3:23:00 AM
In article <c2941c69.0405271532.755fac91@p...>,
Justin Kim <ine8181@h...> wrote:

% Personally I think it's quite useful to have an alternative syntax for
% XSLT.

This is debatable, but irrelevant to my remarks. I'd say that it's
quite useful to have alternative transformation languages which have
nothing to do with XSLT, but I'm not convinced that syntactic sugaring
would help much. Maybe if James Clark did it....

% Before trash this idea as being 'completely off the mark', please
% consider the following:

I'm not sure about the other posters in this thread, but I have not
trashed an idea. The particular proposal is hopeless to the extent
that it's not worth consideration.
-- 

Patrick TJ McPhee
East York  Canada
ptjm@i...


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