From: Florent Georges <darkman_spam(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)fr>
You can also use a user function that memoizes its result
(if you are ready to use an extension attribute that makes
an xsl:function to memoize its outputs ;-p). IMHO that
That would be non-compliant.
would be the most generic way to cache compiled stylesheets.
Note Gestalt provides the same functionality through the
gestalt:function extension instruction.
Which is of course compliant.
But this is not how you would cache the complied transformations. Instead,
gexslt:transformation automatically caches them, unless you supply (an as
yet un-implemented) flag to suppress caching.
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