Michael Kay wrote:

  Hi

> I think that (2) - a two-pass solution - is probably
> the simplest to implement. Anything else would
> involve changing the code you use to generate
> the XSLT stylesheet, which you probably don't want
> to make any more complex than it is already.

  Actually, I'm writing the code that generate the XSLT scripts (XSLT
themself), so it's not a problem.  And even in 2) I'll have to modify
it (but yes, more easily and localy).  I'll give it a try and will make
some measurements.

  For my culture, are you thinking about a specific technique for a
one-pass solution?

  And for my culture again, is there no such counter functionality in
XSL-FO (that is, the "3)" in my previous email)?

  Thanks for your help,

--drkm




















	

	
		
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