Re:React Concurrent Mode
by bryanrasmussen on Thursday October 24, 2019 @07:08PM
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I am sorry but you are wrong about several technical issues regarding XSLT.
FF and IE had XSLT processors in 2006 and I suppose they still do (although could be wrong about the still do), there were at any rate XSLT processors in browsers back til the early years of this century, although hey, not in every browser. Opera was definitely dead set against ever implementing one.
You did not have to output XML, you could output XML, text, or html, depending on the output format the processor would handle how your output format should work (as it was a declarative language) thus if you output html the processor would handle turning XML like br elements into html br elements, not that that is any great thing, but it is a fact you could output other things than XML
FF and IE had XSLT processors in 2006 and I suppose they still do (although could be wrong about the still do), there were at any rate XSLT processors in browsers back til the early years of this century, although hey, not in every browser. Opera was definitely dead set against ever implementing one.
You did not have to output XML, you could output XML, text, or html, depending on the output format the processor would handle how your output format should work (as it was a declarative language) thus if you output html the processor would handle turning XML like br elements into html br elements, not that that is any great thing, but it is a fact you could output other things than XML