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Re: documentation tool for XSLT which generates offline text formats

From: "Joseph J. Kesselman" <keshlam-nospam@-------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 4/1/2008 10:39:00 AM

The obvious one would be an XSL-FO processor, which is what XSLT was 
originally designed to prepare data for. Apache's version, FOP, can 
produce PDFs. Depending on your input, there may already be an XSLT 
stylesheet which produces FOP markup that you'd be happy with, or at 
least that you can use as a starting point; if not, you get to write 
your own XSLT for the purpose.

There have been various XML-to-LaTeX approaches implemented; the most 
common one is to come up with an XML syntax for LaTeX markup and then 
run a postprocessor which renders that into standard LaTeX. 
Theoretically you could go direct to LaTeX with an appropriate 
stylesheet, using text output mode. Again, if there isn't already an 
XSLT stylesheet for your input document type which does what's needed, 
you get to write your own.


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