BTW Quanta is a HTML/XML editor for the KDE desktop.
http://quanta.sourceforge.net/
*lol*. Sorry, I think I took it in a completely different fashion
such as an unusual application of set theory or logic. Trying to
picture measurable quantities of some sort in relations to the form.
Haven't used Quanta before (obviously) so I'm not sure why it's doing
that.
I should just add that XSLT tends to not conern itself with the tags
as much as the actual concepts themselves such as element, attribute.
SAX processing is tag based though. It can be a bit of a source of
confusion for XSLT beginners who want to find the "opening tag" for an
element but what they're really just looking for is the element.
Jon Gorman
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