RE: Newbie question about latest XSL spec.

I could relate to conditionals in XSL if they have the same intended usage
as #ifdef, #ifndef etc in C/C++. As a replacement for programming logic, it
seems pointless and off purpose, especially considering that an interface
to one of the platform independent unicode scripting languages such as
javascript, tcl and soon perl.

Dave LeBlanc

At 12:55 PM 1/12/99 -0500, Lawton, Scott wrote:
>> I was just reviewing the latest XSL draft from W3, and I notice that
>> ecma-script is no longer mentioned. Is XSL now independent of any
>> particular scripting language for it's actions?
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>Search the archives for extensive discussion of this issue.
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>I'm certainly no expert but since nobody else answered: it seems that the
>goal of the XSL working group is to provide all the power that they need
>using XML syntax -- e.g. notice things like xsl:if
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>Scott
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