Re: XSLT processing

"Jenda Krynicky" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lang.perl.xml
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Date sent:      	Sun, 06 Dec 2009 08:37:55 +0100
From:           	Jakub Jezek <[email protected]>
To:             	[email protected]
Subject:        	XSLT processing

> Hello,
> I have a problem with getting data from XML file by XSLT.
> I'm sending you my sources and output:
> 
> ...
>                           This is an xsl tag
>                           getting node-set "'\\'" from 
> "/oval_definitions/definitions/definition/criteria[1]"
>                            using "/'\\'":
>                             Trying /'\\' >
>                             get-node-from-path: Don't know what to do 
> with path /'\\' !!!
>                            stripping node to text:
>                            nothing left..
>                          XML::DOM::Text
>                          done!
>                       XML::DOM::Text
>                       done!
>                      done!
>                     done!

Looks like the problem is not in the Perl script but rather in the 
XSLT. You should ask somewhere where XSLT is discussed. Or get rid of 
that messy, unreadable, undecipherable, undebuggable, everything-
looks-exactly-the-same, overly-talkative nonsense and do the job 
using something sane.

If you tell us what do you actually want to do to the XML, we might 
suggest a better solution.

As a wild guess though ... it looks like at the end of the XSLT mess 
you have two backslashes, while there should be just one.
Jenda
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