& XSLT XML::XPathScript version 1.01 is in the process of  landing on CPAN.

   What's new in this release:

       - Massive documentation make-over.
       - Extension of the stylesheet syntax (addition of <%~ %> ,
           <%# %> , and <%- -%>).
       - Major rework of the stylesheet template API.
       - UTF8 support improved.
       - Added Dominique's excellent Docbook-into-LaTeX converting
            stylesheet in the examples/ directory.
       - Namespace support.


   What it is :

   XPathScript is a stylesheet language similar in many ways to XSLT (in
   concept, not in appearance), for transforming XML from one format to
   another (possibly HTML, but XPathScript also shines for non-XML-like
   output).

   Like XSLT, XPathScript offers a dialect to mix verbatim portions of
   documents and code. Also like XSLT, it leverages the powerful
   ``templates/apply-templates'' and ``cascading stylesheets'' design
   patterns, that greatly simplify the design of stylesheets for
   programmers. The availability of the XPath query language inside
   stylesheets promotes the use of a purely document-dependent,
   side-effect-free coding style. But unlike XSLT which uses its own
   dedicated control language with an XML-compliant syntax, XPathScript
   uses Perl which is terse and highly extendable.

   The result of the merge is an extremely powerful tool for rendering
   complex XML documents into other formats. Stylesheets written in
   XPathScript are very easy to create, extend and reuse, even if they
   manage hundreds of different XML tags.


   So, what are you waiting for? Go and get it while it's still hot!

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