Thanks a lot, Chris.
Manuel
Scott, Christopher escribió:
XSLT is a language, which can transform an XML input (with XSLT 2.0,
we can take a Text input as well) to various kinds of outputs (like
XML, HTML and Text).
I didn't know about the text input, and that could be very useful for
me. Could you provide any online tutorial about that?
Look for the unparsed-text() function. With the new regex capabilities
of XSL2, xsl is fast becoming an alternative to lexer/parser generators
for quick and dirty stuff for me. For example take a look at this CSV
to XML stylesheet. While not a tutorial per se, I believe it
illustrates the point quite well.
http://andrewjwelch.com/code/xslt/csv/csv-to-xml_v2.html
Thanks,
~Chris
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