Re: Cascading ( Or processing twice?) how to apply-templates to results

Subject: Re: Cascading ( Or processing twice?) how to apply-templates to results
From: Dan Morrison <dman@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 23 Apr 2000 21:37:43 +1200
Paul Tchistopolskii wrote:
> 
> 2. Use XSLT-engine-specific-not-portable to-node-set()
> hack/typecast ( turn result tree fragment into node-set ).
...
> Or just use plain OS pipe ( 2 stylesheets e t.c. - could be
> even faster ;-)

Dang. I don't like the sound of 2. , so I guess I'll keep it in the
logic of my parsing application/environment. It's doing heaps of
meta-maniplulation already, so I guess one more tweak is no great loss.
I really wanted to find a compliant way to do it though...
Ah well.
 
What I'll do is have XSLa insert an <?xml-stylesheet href="XSLb.xsl" ?>
instruction in its output, and get the parser to scan for that before
pumping out its results.
That will be the least intrusive way of telling any other system (I test
on three platforms) what I'm up to.

Thanks.

.dan.


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