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On 18.12.2013 18:11, O'Neil Delpratt wrote:
> In the development of the PHP extension we tried to follow the
> functions available in the PHP XSL extension (i.e. libxslt) where
> possible. Please see the API of the Saxon/C PHP extension:
> 
> To those who use XSL on PHP are you happy with the way it is done
> or would do it differently?

Ideally PHP API including method names should be as similar to
existing API as possible, see:

http://cz1.php.net/manual/en/class.xsltprocessor.php

> Bearing in mind that we may need to make changes to support the
> XPath 2.0 type system. Also is interop with the libxml parser
> important?

Many existing PHP applications run transformation against DOM
constructed in memory. So ideally transformation should be possible to
run over libxml2 DOM, or at least Saxon could on-the-fly create copy
of this DOM into TinyTree or what's used in Saxon/C.

				Jirka

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