I agree with you - and there's certainly merit in developing complexity
metrics focused on XSLT as a tool to
a) improve effectiveness of using XSL:T; or
b) evaluate XSLT against other possible solutions
I would be cautious about how they might be used at the "idiot manager"
level, i.e. by people who have no understanding of the meaning behind
the numbers.
bryan rasmussen wrote:
<snip>
At any rate there are two types of metrics, one is the metrics of how
to determine how complex a stylesheet or number of stylesheets is, the
other are metrics for determining possible complexity of a
transformation task before it is done, especially as it pertains to
integrating transformations that must be integrated into a
transformation based solution.
Cheers,
Bryan Rasmussen
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