ANN: Chess.XSL - a funny XSLT example

Hello,

The updated RenderX site contains an example of general XSLT
interest. We take an algebraic notation of a chess game as input
(a tiny XML file, resembling PGN notations in GNUchess),
feed it to a stylesheet and produce a sequence of position
diagrams (kinda sorta Xboard emulator ;-)). The result is a huge 
XSL FO file  with lots of tables and images. The stylesheet and 
examples can be found at http://www.RenderX.com/chess.html .
This may be of interest for people who solved the N-queens
problem in this list several months ago ;-).

Regards,

Nikolai Grigoriev
RenderX



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