Re: Where can I find the XSLT DTD?

* Yann Desnoues
|
| I'll never be able to validate ANY of my XSL doc?

* John E. Simpson
| 
| No... unless you do as Lars just suggested, and create an
| application-specific DTD for use in validating your stylesheet. This
| can be quite complicated; if XHTML were the result tree's
| vocabulary, for instance, you'd have to allow for the appearance of
| just about any XHTML element as a child of just about any XSLT
| element.

And it gets even worse: you have to allow for quite a few XSLT
elements inside all XHTML elements.
 
* Yann Desnoues
|
| But may the good question is what to use as an XSL editor?

I use Emacs at the moment, and as soon as I had to write a substantial
amount of XSLT stylesheets (as opposed to now when I only do it for
demo/learning purposes) I would start adding convenience macros to
Emacs.

So the answer is probably: some editor you like which you can
customize to help you.

--Lars M.


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