TranSID: An SGML Tree Transformation Language

Jani Jaakkola, Pekka Kilpeläinen, and Greger Lindén: TranSID: An SGML Tree Transformation Language. Report C-1997-36, Department of Computer Science, University of Helsinki, May 1997. 14 pages. <http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/TR/C-1997/36>

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Abstract

We present a powerful document transformation language called TranSID, which is targeted at structured (SGML) documents. The language is based on a powerful model where the entire input document tree may be referenced during the transformation process. The evaluation is performed in a bottom-up manner. A language evaluator has been implemented which runs in Unix environments.

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Categories and Subject Descriptors:
I.7.2 [Text processing]: Document Preparation
J.7 [Computers in other systems]: Publishing

General Terms: Design

Additional Key Words and Phrases: structured document transformations, SGML, tree transformation languages