Summary The XSL conversion (XSLT) specification defines an XML-based language that is used to express a conversion rule that maps an XML document to another. XSLT has many constructor in many traditional programming languages, including variables, functions, iterations, and conditional statements. In this article, you'll learn how to use XSLT instructions and template rules, manage namespaces, control conversion output, use multiple style sheets, and mode matching using template rules. The article also explains how to access XSLT from MSXML through the IXSLTemplate and IXSLProcessor interface.
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