2009/9/29 Stefan Behnel <stefan_ml@behnel.de>
> I guess things might get tricky evaluating in reverse more
> complex cases and functions...

"might get tricky" is clearly the wrong wording here.

Hehehe, fair enough. =)
 
>> Ok, then why don't you apply it to the element *after* inserting it?
Note how I wrote "element", not "document".

I didn't know it was possible to apply an xslt transformation to an element! That's exactly what I was after! It's true, the API clearly states: "Calling this object on a tree or Element will execute the XSLT". I just had no idea about it because I only looked here and all examples refer to ElementTree objects being the input to XSLT objects. Might be good to add an Element example or change an existing one to handle an element.

Thank you though, this is really good news!

Manu