Re: [xslt] HTML input from command line and document() function

[Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com>]

On Wed, Jan 23, 2008 at 02:57:41PM -0800, Ari Krupnik wrote:
> xsltproc(1) accepts the --html argument that allows transforming HTML
> documents without running them through tidy(1) first. Is it possible
> to use the same (HTML) parser for documents loaded through the
> document() XSLT function, not just the source document?

  Unfortunately no, there is no way in the document() XSLT function
to hint you may want to use a different parser. And i'm not sure 
overriding document() behaviour when xsltproc is passed the --html
option would really be considered okay (this may or may not work 
depending on the use case).

Daniel

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