Alex Lancaster wrote:
> The XML/SGML translation, for most cases, is pretty trivial IMHO. The
> bigger hurdle is whether or not to use XSL or DSSSL, since the DSSSL
> support is more mature than XSL. (You can use the DSSSL tooks for
> XML, btw, in other words using XML does not necessarily imply you have
> to use the XSL stylesheets).
Is this completely true? One of the annoying problems that I run into
when writing valid XML is that the Jade with Norms DSSSL stylesheets
produces a trailing ">" when making XREF's with the <xref linkend="x1"/>
syntax. Only if I omitt the "/" at the end (<xref linkend="x1">) I get
the right result. But having no end tag is not valid xml, right?
Cheers,
Chris
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