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Re: [docbook-apps] Multiple processing document with exsl:node-setand xsltproc


Daniel Veillard wrote:

Well do the maintainers expect to fix the stylesheets or feel fine
keeping code based un undefined behaviour ? This sounds insane to just copy full subtree of the documents to then look for keys in
a copy of the given set ... Can't profiling be done without copying
to a new subtree ???

Profiling doesn't copy full subtree it copies just subset of it which is determined by profiling conditions. Doing profiling without creating new subtree is almost impossible -- it would require very complex change to almost every XPath expression in the stylesheets.


I always know that single-pass profiling operates in a gray fuzzy zone. Doing two stage profiling using temporary document is completely safe and works in every processor. The profiling transformation is very easy and runs very fast so there is no big impact on performance compared to the single-pass profiling.

Jirka

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