From: Evan Lenz (elenz@xyzfind.com)
Date: Wed Dec 05 2001 - 21:43:58 CET
Bryan Rasmussen wrote:
> Also what if for example someone were working with XSLScript which I do
> every now and then, If I have an especially complex xsl-t to xsl-t
transform
> to write, and I know I'm going to be using saxon. If Transquery uses
> xsl:param then XSLScript would still be able to make use of it. I think
> these last two points are especially important.
Yes, this advantage can be generalized to any XSLT-oriented tool, such as
editors and IDEs, which provide built-in recognition of xsl:param as opposed
to any particular extension element.
Evan
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