Re: [xsl] Traversing the tree

> Also, the latest version is available only in the CVS at
> sourceforge.net. In case you need it, please, let me know and I'd be
> happy to send you a zip archive.

Yes! Please do send it to me. 

> 
> Probably I should issue an intermediate release. The problem is that
> there are so many nice things that can be done yet, that it is easy to
> postpone a new release for years.
> 

That would be a good idea. I knew about the http://www.exslt.org/ , I wish I had known about this
library earlier. Is there a global list where one can find all such XSLT libraries?

Anupam.




		
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