When given a project name, it appends `.xsl' for the XSLT stylesheet and `.xml' for the XML file to apply the stylesheet to and performs the transformation using the XML::XSLT perl module.

-c

Pass through HTML::Clean. You must have HTML::Clean installed.

-d

Turns debugging on. This can produce a lot of noise.

-n

NoWeb. You can use xslt-parser as a CGI script. With this option, it will not output the headers that are usually needed.

-s <file>

Specify a seperate different stylesheet. Usually, xslt-parser will simply append `.xsl' to the project name to get the stylesheet. A different stylesheet can be specified using this option.

The w3.org XSLT recommendation at <http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt>