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Mark Anderson wrote:
I'm using v8. It's pretty nice; although, there's no debugger, which
means I have to use a second product (right now, Xselerator) to debug.
It has code hinting, syntax highlighting and limited insertabel tags
(for-each, if, comment).
Hopefully someone from Adobe is reading this and will take note :-)
Regards
Mark
Well, I have used it a bit and found it very limited. The lack of
automatic error checking in both XSLT and XPath syntax, the lack of info
tags for each and every XPath/XSLT function or instruction, the
inability to switch processors and the inability to debug are enough
reasons for me to not consider it. There are several tools available
that can do all that and more, are cheaper, and support XSLT 2.0.
Dreamweaver has its pros, of course, but I believe XSLT editing is not
among them. But then again, it is all a matter of taste.
Cheers,
-- Abel
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