Little XSL Strawman Utility written in OmniMark

["Bryan Schnabel" <bschnabel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm learning XSL / XSLT.  Early on I found the difficult part for me was
getting all the elements orgamized and writing templates that got things
started.

I'm also learning OmniMark.  I wrote a simple little program in OmniMark
that generates a very simple (yet working) XSL strawman.  This program
simply reads a well formed XML instance and generates XSL that appends a
string to each element name, and preserves the attributes. It's meant to
provide a starting off place, XSL that can be modified to do meaningful
stuff.

It's not much, but I use it to start new XSL tasks.

Please feel free to take a look.  Try it out.  If I can modify it to make it
wothwhile, let me know.  If you think it just generates junk and I should
abandon it, let me know that opinion as well.

It's at:

http://www.geocities.com/xml_landscapes/

Just ignore the skiing and hockey stuff.  The page is just a catch all thing
at the moment.

Thanks,

Bryan Schnabel


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