--- Andrew Watt <andrew(_at_)andrewwatt(_dot_)com> wrote:
1. What do I want to output?
2. Where will get that data?
3. How can I code it?
I'd suggest separating point 3 into two subpoints:
3a. *How* will I get the data?
3b. How will I channel that data into the output?
In my short experience with XSLT, point 3a was the
difficult part. I knew what data I wanted, but didn't
know at the time how to get to it. That's especially a
difficulty if one is not in control of the format of
the data source.
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