RE: xslt core and intuition was RE: Reference to varia

> Then it must take a *lot* of C language history understanding to make that
> statement intuitive.  Dennis Ritchie, creator of the C language, once said
> that this was the most common error that *he* makes when programming in C.

Understanding and not making the error are two entirely different
animals.... Which kind of reinforces my point.  C is a language that grew,
supposedly intuitively, as a "better assembler."  If these sorts of errors
are cased by "intuitive" languages, give me a logical one any day.

That being said, the use of the name "variable" in XSLT was perhaps not the
best name for the element.

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