Signs on the Sand

I've released nxslt.exe utility version 1.4. It's maintenance release. Changes are:

• Updated to EXSLT.NET 1.0.1.
• Updated to XInclude.NET 1.2.
• Updated project to Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 (so now nxslt.exe can be built directly from VS.NET, no need to run nmake manually - EXSLT methods renaming such as nodeSet() to node-set() is done in postbuild script now).
• Binary download includes three nxslt.exe versions (compiled for .NET 1.0, 1.1. and 1.2).
• Usage header now indicatas what's .NET runtime nxslt.exe is running under:

.NET XSLT command line utility, version 1.4 (Running under .NET 1.1)

The rule is simple - nxslt.exe requires .NET Framework it's compiled for. By default nxslt.exe is compled for .NET 1.1 and thus can't run under .NET 1.0. Instead use nxslt-.NET1.0.exe version (feel free to rename it too). For testing .NET 1.2 use nxslt-.NET1.2.exe version.

No need to say, I appreciate any comments|critics|suggestions|donations|not(spam).

Not too much, right. For the next nxslt.exe release (March probably) I'm going to implement basic XSLT profiling, tracing and may be rudimentary debugging functionality. Stay tuned.

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