- From: Alam Sher <alamsher83@gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 10 Sep 2011 13:42:32 +0500
- To: xproc-dev@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CAAb4RvXbSC4xOvE5e-bisABjAXbrWrvHKbMwjYqEDg60JEbhfw@mail.gmail.com>
I'm writing some long in fact very long XProc pipelines/workflows. Writing long pipelines often introduce a concept to encapsulate re-usable steps in p:library where I could write steps as adapters (with options/parameters) to original steps. This makes the original pipeline clean and more readable. However as I see the calabash code, I assume for every p:import if p:library is encountered, whole library is fetched/parsed and lets say if I'm writing a main pipeline that only contains two of the declared steps in p:library calabash will still parse the whole XML structure and read/load step bodies even if those are not going to be used in the main pipeline. Please correct me If I'm wrong. Also please suggest if there is any better strategy, or only the faster executing pipelines are going to be those which don't import huge library adapters? Thanks, _________ Alam Sher
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