On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Bryan Rasmussen wrote:

> syntax, I've done the same thing in my time, it seems like one of the
> perniciously interesting ideas of xslt that one can create a simplified
> version of the language so that others don't have to struggle with the full
> complexity. The problem is, I've found, that when you don't make it complex
> enough - which is the problem in all those tutorial books where they have
> "use xslt to generate xslt!" then it isn't very useful, and when it is
> complex enough people might as well invest their time in learning xslt, that
> 

The Templatotron was not meant to be a simplified language,
it is a language which should retain as much power as possible of XSLT 
but with less keystrokes and to make the underlying XML (intended output) 
more visible 



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