RE: Re: XSLT vs Perl

Although there might be opinions to the contrary, I find that 
using FXSL one can often produce elegant solutions to 
problems that otherwise would be difficult to solve.


+1 elegant and fast....

most folks who use XSLT would do themselves a world of good by looking
at FXSL, I just wish there was more descriptive articles on FXSL.

Cheers, Jim Fuller


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