> I was just reviewing the latest XSL draft from W3, and I notice that
> ecma-script is no longer mentioned. Is XSL now independent of any
> particular scripting language for it's actions?

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I'm certainly no expert but since nobody else answered: it seems that the
goal of the XSL working group is to provide all the power that they need
using XML syntax -- e.g. notice things like xsl:if

Scott


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