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Re: RegExp as an extension function?



... and this ORO thing was (is?) also part of JPython,
so I think  it has some chance to be robust ... or at least 
tested by many people ... I have not experienced any 
trouble when using it with JPython ....

Rgds.Paul.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: JM Destabeaux <hacjmd@worldnet.fr>


> Hello,
> 
> I'm not sure about how much this is relevant to the discussion, 
> but in case it'd be of some interest, I mention something I wrote
> some time ago in order to use regular expressions in XSLT.
> It's build with xt and the ORO PerlTools (http://www.oroinc.com)
> 
> Use case :
> 
> An XML doc, static or generated, where text nodes have to be
> cleaned up before HTML display.
> 
>    
> You can find the process described at
> 
>   http://for.free.fr/xt-regexp.txt
>   
> 
> HTH
> 
>  Jean-Marc Destabeaux
>  hacjmd@worldnet.fr
> 
> 
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