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If you think about it, it is confusing. Just go with the flow and everything will be all right.

  • [xslt] xsltSaveResultToFilename doesn't save?, Joseph
  • [xslt] Just a suggestion, Joseph Jude
  • [xslt] Help with compiling libxslt on HP-UX, MATHIHALLI,MADHUSUDAN (HP-Cupertino,ex1)
  • [xslt] bug in str:tokenize, Shaun McCance
  • [xslt] bug in xsl:processing-instruction?, Pierre François
  • [xslt] exslt date:seconds function, William M. Brack
  • [xslt] XSLT Stylesheet usage in a mutithreaded environment, Argon Konay
  • [xslt] patch - python bindings for extension elements, Sean Treadway
  • [xslt] xsltGenericDebugContext & xsltGenericErrorContext mixed up?, Jerome Pesenti
  • [xslt] document() for opening multiple documents, Vitaly Ostanin
  • [xslt] Release of libxslt-1.0.31, Daniel Veillard
  • [xslt] xmlXPathOrderDocElems and presevring line numbes, Keith Isdale
  • [xslt] Timeline XSLT 1.1, XML-Schema,..., Bernhard Zwischenbrugger
  • [xslt] Are curly braces XSLT conformant?, Claudio Sacerdoti Coen
  • [xslt] Extensions, Marco Spinetti
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