On Sun, 2012-05-27 at 23:04 +0100, Vasu Chakkera wrote:
> > Again, if you can use Java, then you can use XSLT 2.0.
> you are indicating that the OP is using xslt1 possibly because microsoft

Actually there are quite a few XSLT 1 environments aruond.

Web browsers are one (although I doubt they can create files).
APIs for running XSLT from Perl, Python, bash, PHP and many more
languages are all pretty much stuck at XSLT 1 because they use libxml2
and libxslt, implementing XSLT 1 with some "1.1" and expath extensions.

The xt extensions also work, though, so you can write multiple output
files that way.

Liam

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