>Date: 16 Apr 1998 09:51:30 +0100
	>From: ht@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Henry S. Thompson)
	>Subject: Re: xslj, jade and select-elements?

	>"Biron,Paul V" <Paul.V.Biron@xxxxxx> writes:

	>> I have an XSL style sheet which I am converting to DSSSL
using Henry
	>> Thompson's xslj.  I am then processing the resulting DSSSL
style sheet
	>> with jade.  The problem is that jade barfs on the DSSSL which
xslj spits
	>> out.  From my reading on the DSSSL spec jade *should*
complain.  Is this
	>> a problem with xslj or what?
	>> 
	>> . . .
	>>
	>> ===begin jade error messages===
	>> JADE.EXE:sheet.dsl:11:19:E: "#t" cannot occur in a pattern
	>> ===end jade error messages===
	>> 
	>> From my reading of the DSSSL spec regarding the patterns in
	>> select-elements (and match-element?) jade should be
complaining.  The
	>> relevent pieces are:
	>> 

	>Sorry for not making the documentation clearer:  you must be
using
	>jade1.1, and you must invoke it with the -2 switch to enable
the
	>so-called DSSSL2 experimental extensions which support XSL
features.

	>These extensions are documented in the dsssl2.htm file in the
jadedoc
	>directory of the jade1.1 distribution:

	>> . . .
	>> repeat: 
	>>      followed by one of the symbols *, +, ? 

	>Hope this solves your problem.

	>ht
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Yes, that does solve the problem.  Now that jade accepts the pattern all
I have to do if figure out why the pattern I've written doesn't do what
I want it to do:-)

Thanx.


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