Dimitre Novatchev wrote:
The transformation will only need (this can be done almost entirely in
a wrapper) to surround its oun output with two "coventional outputs"
-- the new tick count and the stop condition for the transformation.
Every "tick" corresponds to a single iteration as carried out by
f:iterUntil().
<snip />
In this case I show a transformation, which can use the tick count at
any point. To illustrate doing some useful work, it produces the tick
count multiplied by 3.
This looks very interesting and promising, though I am not sure whether
I can apply it to my stylesheet. But at least I don't have to worry
about my dwellings for this weekend: it's now FXSL time (I wanted to
look into it for such a long time, now's the time ;)
Thanks for the extended example and textual explanation (for some reason
I always had some troubles understanding the abstractness of FXSL, but
this looks all very straightforward and clear),
Cheers,
-- Abel
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