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On Fri, 2002-09-27 at 19:00, Didier PH Martin wrote:

> Didier replies:
> Then, how an XSLT processor will recognize the mapping? Can I write a
> link style sheet and re-use it in different context with HLink? The XSLT
> processor needs to know that an <object> element is mapped to a link (or
> that its attributes are inheriting their characteristics from links
> attributes). 

Do you really want to use a hammer on a screw? 

If so you can easily use XSLT to generate a XSLT transformation to do
the job.

Otherwise (before Simon says it) a simple SAX filter seems like a better
tool to do the mapping.

Eric
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