RE: [xsl] Re:

["Kevin Nardi" <kevnardi@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Maybe it'll help you to think of the following C/C++/Java construct:
>
> 	y = (x == a? c : d)
>
> -kuer

Funny that you mention that, because most people that I know regard the 
ternary operator as hard to read, awkward, and generally bad form. :)

I can understand why XSL works the way it does though.  This is just my 
first time ever dealing with a language that isn't like C at all.

-Kevin
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