Doug Ransom wrote: > Eventually I hope to parse xpath, and then xslt using nodes in an xml tree > as tokens. If I get that far, I would like to find a way to implement an > xslt processor that makes one pass over an xml document using an algebra for > low-memory processing. If you figure out a way to do this, the XSLT community will be very very happy :-) An XSLT implementation that doesn't require the entire input document to be loaded into memory is an open research question. --Joe English [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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