This looks like a very promising tool, thank you very much, and I look
forward to a namespace-enabled version.
But it is really necessary to define your own path and attribute
markers. The manul reads:
Dexter paths are based on a modified data-path notation similar to
XPath but, in the authors opinion, not quite as ugly and a little more
intuitive. Attributes, specified in XPath by '@', are indicated with
':'. in dexterity. The '@' operator is instead adopted by dexterity to
introduce the path function suffix. The variable-depth path, notated
in XPath as './/', dexter adopts the ant-inspired '**' instead.
I find this confusing. Am I the only one?
s.m.
Michael Dykman schrieb:
It is my pleasure to announce the betas release of Dexter, an open
source tool, published under the Artistic License 2.0
http://code.google.com/p/dexter-xsl
Dexter is designed to simplify common XSL productions with it's
extensible framework.
I am very interested in feedback, most especially from members of this
list. Please direct any feedback to either the issue tracker on the
project page, or directly to michael(_at_)dykman(_dot_)org with the word
'Dexter'
placed prominently in the subject line.
Thank you for your attention.
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