I'm confused. Were my efforts misguided and cause no change, or did you add the special chars?

On the subject of the compilers, I told Corion about 3 months ago that I believed aXML could not be compiled, he insisted it could, now your telling me it cannot, one of the 3 of us must be wrong.

Well, the template can be compiled. The problem is that the plugins all return template code, and those can't be compiled, and that's where the real slow down is.

I'm sure Corion didn't know that your plugins all returned template code.

it works perfectly well as it is doing what it does.

You're wrong. You know you're wrong because you're just tried to fix the problem in response to this thread. It may work perfectly well at what *you use it for*, but the only way that can be true is if you use a tiny subset of the functionality you make very clear that it has (the ability to output any format). So in other words, the fact that you've used it successfully is completely irrelevant.

If it works perfectly well, the answer to Re^33: aXML vs TT2 should be trivial. Please answer it.

In reply to Re^35: aXML vs TT2 by ikegami
in thread aXML vs TT2 by Logicus

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