Re: Multiple Result Trees

 Mike and James,

I don't think that I've been clear or I simply don't understand the issues at
work, but your ideas do not seem parallel to my idea. I see chunking as breaking
down *a* result tree. My stylesheet actually created two virtual result trees -
two different copies of the same content. Is that not what multiple result trees
are all about? Multiple result trees are useful to me because I've started
publishing documents on my website (and other places) in both HTML and XML, but
from the same source (RTF too but that is with Jade). Am I missing something
here, or are these ideas really quite different.

Thanks for the help.

Richard.

Richard Lander
relander at uwaterloo.ca
http://pdbeam.uwaterloo.ca/~rlander/

Professional XML Authoring
http://www.on-line-learning.com/

----- Original Message -----
From: James Tauber <jtauber@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, July 21, 1999 12:53 PM
Subject: Re: Multiple Result Trees


> > I've been thinking about the possibility of an XSLT transformation to
> multiple
> > result trees. I see that it is on the list for future version of XSLT, but
> was
> > wondering if a 'kludge' was possible now through the use of modes.
>
> For a while, I achieved this on XMLSOFTWARE by producing a single output
> with <file name="foo.html"> wrapping each page and then running it through a
> postprocessor.
>
> Now I use XT's extension mechanism and have a named template that outputs
> the contents of one parameter to a file named in another (see XT's demos for
> an example of this).
>
> I should be able to find the time early next week to make the complete
> stylesheets for XMLSOFTWARE / XMLINFO / SCHEMA.NET available. I may even be
> able to accompany them with the "stylesheet for stylesheets" I've briefly
> been working on. Heck, I might even release the first version of the XSL FAQ
> (although possibly not a new release of FOP)!
>
> James :-)
>
>
>
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