Re: (dsssl) Comparing style sheet languages

[Jany Quintard <jany.quintard@xxxxxxx>]

* ydirson@xxxxxxxxx [Thu, 27/06/2002 at 12:17 +0200]
> Well, it has nothing to do with how it is applied.  A DSSSL stylesheet
> is an SGML document (conforming to the DSSSL architecture), inside
> which the code is inserted as CDATA.  All current examples just show
> the code, and not the SGML tags that are necessarily around them.
What probably confused Håkon is that simple stand alone dsssl sylesheets don't need those SGML
tags, because the DTD allows to omitt them.

> It just happens that stylesheet inheritance is declared using those
> SGML tags, so in this case we must have them shown.
True. And it is better to show them, to help understand the structure of
the thing.
Jany

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