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the Extreme Markup Conf. presentation on FXSL 2.0
my Finger Tree implementation in C#
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Hi.
I’ve jsut found fxsl, and I woulld like to use the math modules to solve one of my exercices for university (I’m learning XLST and java in my computer degree at http://www.uoc.edu) and need the sin an cos functions. As the license terms express than the code could’t be published without the authors consent, I would ask you permission for doing this.
Anyway, thanks for publishing your work. It’s an inspiration
Alberto Saez.
Alberto,
You can use FXSL — provided that you mention that use and provide a link to the FXSL site.
Dimitre Novatchev
Hi Dimitre, do you have any advice on choosing an xml editor, I have come across liquid xml editor (http://www.liquid-technologies.com/xml-editor.aspx) ad was hoping you could spare a few minutes to critique it and offer your advice, thanks
Daniel,
I have answered similar questions more than once on StackOverflow, where such questions belong (or you may also ask on the xsl-list. See for example this answer: