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Hello everyone! And Happy Hallowe'en to those who have fun at this time of
year (I've got a wife and kids who love the fun so I can't miss its arrival
each year).
I meant to post this a while ago since I've been asked about an updated
version of SHOWTREE. This is an XSLT stylesheet that reports the source
node tree interpretation of a source file as created by the XSLT engine
running the stylesheet.
For a given XML file, say:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!--sample input-->
<greeting>
<first skip="f">Hello world!</first>
<second skip="t"/>
</greeting>
... the SHOWTREE stylesheet reports an enumeration of the nodes as follows:
1 Comment (): {sample input}
2 Element 'greeting' ():
2.1 Text (greeting): {
}
2.2 Element 'first' (greeting):
2.2.1 Attribute 'skip' (greeting,first): {f}
2.2.2 Text (greeting,first): {Hello world!}
2.3 Text (greeting): {
}
2.4 Element 'second' (greeting):
2.4.1 Attribute 'skip' (greeting,second): {t}
2.5 Text (greeting): {
}
The latest version is now available in the free Resource Library section of
our web site. By popular demand, archaic versions supporting out-of-date
working drafts of the recommendation are still made available.
Please let me know if you have any questions (and "no, the XML declaration
isn't a processing instruction (even though it looks like one) so that is
why it doesn't show up in the report").
.................... Ken
--
G. Ken Holman mailto:gkholman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Crane Softwrights Ltd. http://www.CraneSoftwrights.com/s/
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