Re: PHP XSLT extension

Andi Gutmans wrote: >The output buffering is meant for such kind of things. It doesn't require >you to change SAPI modules which means this support will work on all web >servers, instead you can override the output buffering support and add the >funtionality. I think the biggest problem to be solved is how to specify which stylesheet to be used on a request by request basis. Up until this point, I had been assuming that this needs to be done external to PHP; now I am not so sure. The cocoon guys found that the pipelining of this data (having the filter consuming it as it is being produced) to be very important - otherwise the web servers memory requirements was excessive and the latency before the beginning of the output was an issue. >I would very much like to see this in PHP. So would I. For the moment, I am going to continue with Cocoon integration, but for the longer term a PHP native implementation of a site map would be worth exploring. I am still interested in hearing if post-processing PHP output was what people had in mind, or if there were other interesting ways in which people were thinking of using XSLT. - Sam Ruby