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Subject: RE: [xsl] Fixing <b> From: naha@xxxxxxxxxx Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 09:13:34 -0500 (EST) |
Quoting tammy@xxxxxxxx:
> Great thanks! I should have made it clear that I had no control about
> the
> crappy data I was being given. I work in an environment where XSLT
> isn't
> respected, because it's not well understood, IMO. Now I'm being asked
> if XSLT
> can deal with THIS situation.
>
> I appreciate your insight! It's extremely helpful.
It doesn't deal with it well because it shouldn't have to.
A parable:
"That's a fine looking horse you got there, but can it
still pull a wagon if its legs have been whacked with a
hatchet?"
"It shouldn't have to, that's not an event that's likely
to occur during the working life of a horse."
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