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Posted to dev@xalan.apache.org by "Timm, Sean" <ST...@mailgo.com> on 2000/01/06 21:28:32 UTC
HTML Transform...attributes reversed?
Using yesterday's CVS snapshot, I've noticed that any attributes I specify
within my XSL document are in reverse order in the final transformed
document. Is this a known issue based on how the attributes are currently
read in? Where would I start to poke around for fixing this? I'm trying to
visually compare the Xalan output with our current XSL parser, and the
attribute order slows down the compare.
I guess what would really be handy would be some sort of XML diff
tool...then formatting wouldn't really matter. Anyone know of anything like
this out there?
Thanks,
Sean T.
Re: HTML Transform...attributes reversed?
Posted by "Max R. Andersen" <ma...@mail1.stofanet.dk>.
"Timm, Sean" wrote:
>
> Using yesterday's CVS snapshot, I've noticed that any attributes I specify
> within my XSL document are in reverse order in the final transformed
> document. Is this a known issue based on how the attributes are currently
> read in? Where would I start to poke around for fixing this? I'm trying to
> visually compare the Xalan output with our current XSL parser, and the
> attribute order slows down the compare.
>
> I guess what would really be handy would be some sort of XML diff
> tool...then formatting wouldn't really matter. Anyone know of anything like
> this out there?
>
www.alphaworks.ibm.com has a XML Diff tool.