in reply to Re: XSLT vs Templating, Part 2
in thread XSLT vs Templating, Part 2
However, I think I'll add the XML::XSLT case as well as skipping the DOM->string->DOM conversion that I do as gellyfish mentioned in reply to Matts response above, as additional tests, just for completeness. (I could also probably improve the xslt sheet itself, for the row coloring code doesn't seem to be overly efficient).
I also understand that GNOME's LibXML (which XML::LibXML uses) is not fully complient with recent W3C specs, so that may be a notch against it, as I'd expect a fully complient library to be a bit more rigorous and thus more CPU demanding.
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Re: Re: Re: XSLT vs Templating, Part 2
by Matts (Deacon) on Feb 07, 2002 at 15:26 UTC |