Re: [xsl] imperative/OO language with XML syntax?

[Tim Lewis <lewist@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You might want to take a look at:

http://o-xml.org/

They have a full implementation of an xml-based OO language with various 
extensions for database access, unit testing, and other goodies.

Cheers,
Tim Lewis

Brian Chrisman wrote:

> Anybody seen an imperative/Object Oriented language which
> uses and XML syntax?
>
> I've been writing code generators in XSLt for some time.
> My current generators create code in specific languages
> such as perl, php, sql, etc.
>
> I'd like to put my generated code into an XML format and
> *then* transform it into the language of choice.  This will
> allow me to define a transform for each language which
> recreates the common logical constructs in each language
> according to its capabilities.
> (ie, generating 'try' blocks in php5, and eval{} blocks
> in perl... and a nested set of if/thens or something else
> simulating try blocks in php4 etc..)
>
> I don't think it'd be that difficult to do it myself, but
> if there's a standard out there, I'd like to write to that
> instead.  I looked around quite a bit and couldn't find one.
> Any references or suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Brian Chrisman