> > it's things like automatic linking and adding () for <function> > > references in normal text, > > I thought that this I have hacked year ago. > > > rendering optional parameters a bit more > > clever ... and ... and ... and ... > > I can devote some to do it, but is there anyone who wants to use XSL? > When I asked same question year ago, almost noone respond. If there will > be no usage of XSL, why to cutomize stylesheets?
Hartmut talked at the International PHP Conference about the manual, current system, and how it can be optimized. One of the points was to experiment with XSL stuff, because XSL is a more widely supported language than DSSSL, and it supports XML things like namespaces, and the like. More on XSL side is that it seems the PDF generation reached a point, where we are unable to handle limits in the generator software. Jim tested PDF generation with FOP, and it seemed to him, that it is quicker (although not all the customizations went through). Speed is another factor for HTML generation. Personaly I would like to see XSL instead of DSSSL, because XSL is naturally readeable than DSSSL, and there are many docs and tutorials for it on the net. Goba [one [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
