Anthony B. Coates wrote
I would suggest that this won't give you any meaningful results. The
complexity of an XSLT transformation is driven by the
structural/formatting differences between the input and the output
formats. It is not directly related to the complexity of the schemata
for the input/output formats.
agreed....I would suggest even a simple diff and counting the nodes,
between input and result trees, would be a rough indicator of XSLT
complexity...though these indirect type measurements can be quite brittle.
-Jim Fuller
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