Comment by ryoshu 2 months ago Blizzard uses/used XSLT for WoW. 3 comments ryoshu Reply calmbonsai 2 months ago Was that before/after the LUA adoption? shakna 2 months ago Before. And after.XSLT controls the styling, Lua the running functions. When Lua adjusts a visible thing, it generates XSLT."FrameXML" is a thin Lua wrapper around the base XSLT. calmbonsai 2 months ago WoW...literally and figuratively! Thanks for background. That explains some error messages I got waaaaaay back in the day.
calmbonsai 2 months ago Was that before/after the LUA adoption? shakna 2 months ago Before. And after.XSLT controls the styling, Lua the running functions. When Lua adjusts a visible thing, it generates XSLT."FrameXML" is a thin Lua wrapper around the base XSLT. calmbonsai 2 months ago WoW...literally and figuratively! Thanks for background. That explains some error messages I got waaaaaay back in the day.
shakna 2 months ago Before. And after.XSLT controls the styling, Lua the running functions. When Lua adjusts a visible thing, it generates XSLT."FrameXML" is a thin Lua wrapper around the base XSLT. calmbonsai 2 months ago WoW...literally and figuratively! Thanks for background. That explains some error messages I got waaaaaay back in the day.
calmbonsai 2 months ago WoW...literally and figuratively! Thanks for background. That explains some error messages I got waaaaaay back in the day.
Was that before/after the LUA adoption?
Before. And after.
XSLT controls the styling, Lua the running functions. When Lua adjusts a visible thing, it generates XSLT.
"FrameXML" is a thin Lua wrapper around the base XSLT.
WoW...literally and figuratively! Thanks for background. That explains some error messages I got waaaaaay back in the day.