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Article #528Re: Variables with the colon character
From: Michael_Mueller-Hillebrand
Date: Sun, 02 Nov 2008 11:27
Date: Sun, 02 Nov 2008 11:27
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I am with you, Ian, and I can imagine moving the read/write rules features into XSLT pre/postprocessing. The only special thing in the read/write rules that currently cannot be handled via XSLT is the assignment of non-Container element types. In XML-2-InDesign projects, you add certain special attributes to the content to perform this function. On the other hand, the EDD already contains all the data that is needed... so from my point of view read/write rules could become a thing of the past and developing/maintaining structured applications could be easier. Just dreaming, - Michael
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