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Arjun Ray wrote: >Frankly, I don't even understand the problem. Are you saying that the >graphics package generates the XSLT for you? (In that case, I sympathise >but I don't see how it's relevant - you're simply stuck with the tools you >have.) Are you cutting-and-pasting swads of graphics package output into >an XSLT stylesheet? (Again I sympathise, and again you likely need better >tools - or a different approach to the problem.) Are you creating oodles >of SVG elements by hand in your XSLT stylesheet? (Which would be the >*point* of raising the issue of "50:1" or "100:1", but then I don't see >how the graphics package is relevant.) > Option 2 - the graphics package generates the SVG, and at build time I created my transforms by slapping an xsl:transform element round the SVG, then inserting the necessary xsl:template, xsl:for-each and xsl:value elements. I don't need better tools - the XSLT approach is perfect for this requirement. I really can't see any other approach that wouldn't involve an explosion of labour and file size. Francis.
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