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Eric Prud'hommeaux writes:
> I'd love to differ with you here. In practice, I can't, but in
> theory... I have this itch to work out and implemnt an XSL parser that
> works as as a SAX stream. Given an XslStream that reads the parsed
> stylesheet from an XslDB and has an output SAX stream $this->{OUTPUT},
> the notion is something like this:
>
> parser reads "<someTag attr1='value1'>"
In DSSSL, such a thing was not possible because there were
unpredicatable dependencies -- for example, you might find this near
the front of the document:
<gloss id="x">...</gloss>
But you wouldn't know that you had to do something useful with it
until you found this near the end of the document:
<annotation source="x">...</annotation>
In the general case, then, a stream-based DSSSL processor would
*still* have to cache the entire document, since it allowed arbitrary
navigation. I don't know if the same applies to XSL -- I'll have to
give the spec a closer look.
All the best,
David
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