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* http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gnome.apps.dia/3213 - XSLT to convert Inkscape's plain SVG files to Dia shapes * http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9283 - making an XSLT from SVG

*[[XSLT]]

...T.''' This implementation is done in the XSLT language, and uses libxml's XSLT parser that is already linked with Inkscape. ...s (i.e. there is no implementation of Inkscape::Extension::Implementation::XSLT::effect(), only ::open() and ::save() )

Then commit all changed files (XML, HTML, SVG, XSLT). Before a new release, copy the latest HTML file to inkscape_web/doc so it

[[Dia]] makes use of XSLT which hopefully [[Inkscape]] could share.

Initial XSLT file done. Initial unit and global tests done. This export extension uses the XSLT extension system (already used by XAML export).

...ml files (which are xml files). These could be translated to/from SVG via XSLT.

| element xslt {

* check again xslt for generating tutorials (saxon is a nightmare on my machine)

* [http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9283 Use Inkscape and XSLT to Create Cross-Platform Reports and Forms] by Chad Files for Linux Journal

...boxing option, even if that means forbidding executing external programs. XSLT is a good example of such an interpreter/language; we ought then to look at <^-> [pjrm] xslt interpreter to see if its source code contains any calls to system, popen,

*Rewrite the '''XAML importer''' in Python (currenly XSLT) to match the capabilities of the new XAML exporter (i.e. support for diffe

...ly, and in places where Inkscape isn't even installed - all you need is an XSLT processor. This would be highly cool since some of the programs (I'm lookin

== XSLT effects == * '''XSLT''' is now supported for input, output and effect extensions. This is used

== XSLT effects == * '''XSLT''' is now supported for input, output and effect extensions. This is used