Ryan Tomayko released a KID0.5 version. Kid is an open source project based on XML-based Python template language. You can use the KID project to embed the Python language in XML, and use the powerful ability to use dynamic language. A obvious application will be in the web environment, just like PHP. Ryan Tomayko has posted Kid 0.5, ".. A simple Pythonic template language for XML based vocabularies It was spawned as a result of a kinky love triangle between XSLT, TAL, and PHP" The language is based on just six attributes: kid: for , Kid: IF, Kid: DEF, KID: Content, Kid: Omit, And Kid: Replace; Each of Which Contains a Python Expression. Since this Expression CAN Point To External defined functions, this is mostw what you need. in Addition there are attribute value templates similar to XSLT's, and processing instructions can embed code directly in the XML document. I'm not sure I approve of the use of processing instructions in the language, but I'm not sure I do not either. not having to escape XML-significant symbols like
