I like parsing at the document tree level, instead of using a language
like perl and regular expressions to reinvent the wheel.
I also like the ease in which separate XML documents meld with XSL.
Also, I like how XSL is "platformless," in a sense, potentially
increasing the life of whatever you're developing.
-S
On 7/23/06, dima bintareef <dimabt(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)com> wrote:
Hi,
I am developing XSLT stylesheets to parse
MathML(Mathematical markup language) and convert it to
text. I would like to justify my design decision of
selecting XSLT and not another programming language,
what benefits XSLT has over others for parsing XML
documents?
Dima
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