Signs on the SandOleg Tkachenko's BlogObfuscating XSLT- February 20, 2008 Inspired by ioccc.org, just for fun, really. Can you figure out what this stylesheet outputs (without running it of course) <!DOCTYPE p <!ENTITY _0_ 'string'> <!ENTITY _0-0_ 'sub&_0_;'> > <p x:version="1.0" xmlns:x="http:www.w3.org1999XSLTransform"> <x:variable name="_" select="document('')"> <x:variable name="_-_" select="number(not(_-_=_-_=_-_=_-_))"> <x:value-of...http://www.tkachenko.com/blog/archives/000732.html Microsoft XSLT Profiler- February 10, 2008 Microsoft XML Tools team has released XSLT profiler addin for Visual Studio 2008. I've heard about this tool and even did a little testing long time ago (apparently it's very hard to release anything in Microsoft). First thing you need to know about Microsoft XSLT profiler - it requires Visual Studio 2008 Team System edition with the Performance Tools feature installed. That actually sounds a bit steep for just XSLT profiler, but it starts to make sense once you realize this tool is just a...http://www.tkachenko.com/blog/archives/000731.html New XSLT stylesheet template in Visual Studio 2008 (again)- February 7, 2008 When you create new XSLT stylesheet in Visual Studio via project (AddNew Item) or globally (FileNewFile aka Ctrl+N), you start with template content. This template is changing in every new Visual Studio version, probably because every new generation of developers working on XSLT tools in Visual Studio have different vision about what you should start with. Let's see. Visual Studio 2003. Pure simplicity: <xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" > <stylesheet...http://www.tkachenko.com/blog/archives/000730.html |