Thanks Dave. I'm finding it a good learning resource,
helps me somewhat better understand the "XSL context."
> DaveP:
> For anyone with an interest in history.
> We think this was the first submission to W3C,
> http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-XSL.html
> or that's what the editor told me.
The first thing I noticed is that the authors were
mostly from Microsoft. Did Microsoft's enthusiasm
for XSL change? Maybe I have that wrong.
From the document's "1.5. Design Principles" section:
4. XSL should provide an ?escape? into a scripting language
to accommodate more sophisticated formatting tasks and
to allow for extensibility and completeness.
That caught my attention too.
Steve Whitlatch