David Crossley wrote:
> Robert Koberg wrote:
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>>Hey,
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>>There is a point when the child must leave the nest and fly off on their
>>own. It must be the holiday season.., but I see forrest is to cocoon
>>like the child is to their mother. At some point interests and needs
>>diverge. (I am kinda waiting...)
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> I am not sure why i waste my time replying to this.
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> Does the child cut out its internal organs and leave them
> at the front door of their parent's house?
OK :)
I would say keep your organs, just cut the cord.
But, really what does cocoon do for this project that cannot be handled
by (relatively) simple transformations?
It is my understanding that forrest is for offline generation of
(apache) docs (I had thought it was for more). Why do you need the power
of cocoon for this? Is it the general lack of understanding of XSL? I
guess that is a valid concern (though not what I would expect here), but
not an excuse.
Complicating things, like what is done in forrest, does not make things
simpler, right? I have spent a good amount of effort into showing how
easy and powerful a more simple way can be -- check the archives (here
and in cocoon) about what is possible. I could reiterate... If that is
what you would like, it will probably have to wait till tomorrow.
best,
-Rob
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> --David
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