Re: Clearing up XSL-speak

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Re: Clearing up XSL-speak

2003-12-10 08:48:40

David Carlisle wrote:

Is XSL a "declarative" language?


I don't know what that means.

Prolog is a declarative language and as I have spend some years programming init I find that XSLT has me slipping into that mindset of old, only to findthat you can't do that in XSLT. Perhaps a version of XSLT in Prolog?



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