Next Monday is London's first PowerPoint karaoke night. Ian told me about this the other night and it sounds highly lol-inducing. 2007-04-15T22:54:36Z
XSLT hacking 2007-04-15T19:43:00Z
Abbey Workshop has a great tutorial on how to split a list of values in to elements in XSLT 1.0. It's easy to adapt, and can be used quite easily with other types of separators (commas etc.). With xsl:normalize-space, you can use this for simpler string handling. XSLT 2.0 offers you the ability to use regular expressions.
I'm using this as part of an API interface to del.icio.us for an soon-to-be-announced personal RDF database project.
I am a vegetarian, an atheist, like to code in Python and noodle about with microformats and the Semantic Web. I also have a BA in philosophy from London, and am studying for an MA. My philosophical interests are in Victorian-era German philosophy, Kierkegaard, Robert Nozick, hermeneutics and current approaches to the demarcation problem in the philosophy of science. Musically, I like jazz fusion, soul and P-Funk. My musical nirvana would be a mixture of Beethoven, Miles Davis and George Clinton topped with a side-serving of Erykah, Jill and Angie.
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