Re: Export: HowTo Wrap text into CDATA sections
Frédéric Glorieux <[email protected]> Wed, 06 Apr 2005 15:51:51 +0200
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>>This is critic for me, because real life sxw files have usually
>>"automatic-styles" (really bad idea from OOo dev). Also, i need
>>customizable styles in different languages, and for different exports.
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> Automatic styles are mostly linked to predefined styles ....
:o( look up needed.
> Now,
> imagine parsing and processing all that information into variables
Hey, maybe with a good xpath, something better could be done. I have no
time these days to explore this, but perhaps better could be done than 2
passes
> and
> making these available to XSLT ? Wouldn't that be wonderful ? But it
> seams impossible to handle all of that in XSLT - especially if you want
> to have a fast execution time.
>
> I am wondering .... did you ever happen to investigate strong
> possibilities of XSLT + programming (Groovy or something similar) ? Or
> is, in your opinion, Java + XSLT the best solution ever to be ?
To my opinion, value of XSLT is to be a very cross paltform language.
Using XSL extensions (like MS javascript, even JAVA) make your XSL dev
loosing this power. Better is to think in pipe process. If you need some
strong procedural calculation, provide by a language like JAVA or
Python, think it as a generator (generate the clean XML you need), and
let your XSL to be pure 1.0.
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Frédéric Glorieux ("AJLSM", <http://ajlsm.com>)
"Transfolio" <http://transfolio.org>