RE: Book review of XSLT Programmers Reference available

["Chris Bayes" <Chris@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'll second that.
If only the index had more in it there wouldn't be anything to find fault
with. Let's hope that the 2nd edition has a bigger one.

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>I do suspect that the index was not made by a professional indexer,
>for what its worth. It is fine for the mechanical "cant remember what
>the syntax of XXX is", but for "I cant remember what XSL does about
>indenting" it is not so hot
>
>not that this really detracts from the excellent book. i'd rate it the
>most useful book i have bought for several years.
>
>Sebastian
>
>
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