>They have introduced a new element called <xsl:eval>, that does the
>same thing that <eval> used to do in their old msxsl processor.  I
>have not tried it out, but I assume that would do the trick.
>
>Interestingly the docs don't mention that this is not a standard XSL
>element.  What are the chances of this becoming part of the standard?

  Just FYI, this is only the beginning. Microsoft will seek to extend the XSL
standard in propietary ways. I think we can expect Microsoft tools that
introduce a host of very useful, but entirely non-standard, tags and features.

-- Andrew

   Andrew Bunner
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