Subject: Re: [xsl] When *not* to use XLST... From: Shawn Milochik <Shawn@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2009 15:49:36 -0400 |
Ken, Thanks for the input. I agree with your statements. The real problem is that I starting using XSLT because it looked like a good solution for my problem, but I didn't bother to learn it. I just assumed it was fairly simple markup, like XML and HTML. That was fine for a while, but I kept having to look up a little syntax here and a little syntax there, which I completely agree is not one of the preferred ways to learn a language. I decided that my project needed XML, and I thought XSLT should just automatically be used along with it. I've decided to use an XML document class in the programming language for this project, mostly because of deadlines (I already know how to do it this way, and the library already exists), but I'll look more into XSLT for other projects. This list is very helpful, so thanks for that. Shawn
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