It is true. But, it works. I have used a mixed strategy. Format and
transform with XSL and do file management with Perl. I am trying to
build quite a complex site with simple and free tools and XSL just does
not give  you the options.  After all, it is clearly stated, that XSL(T)
is not a complete programming language. But it is magnificent formatting
language. 

Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
> 
> Miloslav Nic writes:
>  > I was working on similar problem (combination of XSL and perl).
>  > Look at
>  >  http://zvon.vscht.cz/ZvonHTML/Zvon/zvonHomepage_en.html
>  > for my solution. You will find all sources here.
> 
> unless I misunderstand, you seem to have slipped Perl in to do the
> extra bits. I was hoping for a `vegetarian' solution :-}
> 
> Sebastian
> 
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