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

  • [xslt] Re: simpler testcase, S Woodside
  • [xslt] simpler testcase, Simon Woodside
  • [xslt] xinclude memory error with large docs and libxml 2.5.5, Janning Vygen
  • [xslt] Fwd: axkit output differs from xsltproc output, S Woodside
  • Re: [xslt] xsltproc memory consumption w/ large DTD / docbook, Sebastian Rahtz
  • [xslt] libxsl.py and RTLD_*, Albert Chin
  • [xslt] 1.0.27 patches, Albert Chin
  • [xslt] xsltParseStylesheetDoc Crash, Jason Keirstead
  • [xslt] libxslt effects on _private member of libxml structures, Sean McGuire
  • [xslt] Release of libxslt-1.0.28, Daniel Veillard
  • [xslt] output escaping (again!), Bruce Miller
  • [xslt] floor(), ceiling(), and round() functions and negative values, Ardo van Rangelrooij
  • [xslt] position() yielding doubled values???, Ardo van Rangelrooij
  • [xslt] xmlFree vs free, Jerome Pesenti
  • [xslt] extension functions returning node-sets, Vakoc, Mark
  • [xslt] BUG: non-existent file in document(), Peter Pawlowski
  • [xslt] BUG: self reference in param definition, Jerome Pesenti
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