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/ "Eric S. Raymond" <> was heard to say:
| Norman Walsh <>:
|> I think the right answer is a specialized XML parser that performs a
|> variant of the identity transformation. In fact, it does exactly what
|> Jirka's profiling code does except that it has a funky serializer that
|> outputs the <!DOCTYPE declaration and the internal subset (or ideally
|> only the necessary parts of it).
|>
|> In fact, that's just what my code does, by way of an egregious hack.
|
| So, are you planning to publish and support this?
Unclear. I think I'll investigate mod_perl and see if I can tighten up
some of the security holes. I'm not planning to do anything with this
"real soon". And it would be nice to have a solution that didn't require
a web server.
Daniel, is there any sort of hook in xsltproc that would allow this to
be grafted on? Maybe a catalog entry that sends the URI to a bit of
python for resolution? Hmm... :-)
Be seeing you,
norm
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Chair, DocBook Technical Committee | should trouble you, but rather
| your failure to appreciate
| theirs.--Confucius
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