Re: XSLT processing model in Mozilla

Jonas Sicking wrote:
> John J. Barton wrote:
>> Jonas Sicking wrote:
>>> The way we do it for transformations done using
>>> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xslt" ...?> is as follows:
>>>
>>> We parse the source document normally into a DOM, however during this 
>>> parsing script execution is turned off for the source document.
>>>
>>> Simultaneously we load the stylesheet and parse it into an internal 
>>> compiled format (not a DOM).
>>>
>>> Once both the source document and stylesheet is done loading we 
>>> execute the stylesheet.
>>>
>>> Executing the stylesheet builds DOM nodes which once the execution is 
>>> done is displayed instead of the source document.
>>
>> Jonas,
>>   - are any events raised after execution?
> 
> You should get a normal 'load' event.

How about pageshow? DOMContentLoaded?

> 
>>   - at what point is script execution turned on?
> 
> script execution is never turned on for the source document. It is 
> always on for the result document though.

So the first script tag is executed before the next element is added? Or 
the script engine is activated after the stylesheet has been exhausted 
but before the 'load' event is raised? Or?

(Firebug does not do XSLT because of these questions).

> 
> / Jonas