xspx fired xsm/xsl website

[David Greene]

I am allowing my visitors to view my c#, xsl, xml code at my website:
http://www.dlgreene.com

You can view the code by clicking the Code link at the top or bottom left of
every page. Every code page has a Code Info link at the top and bottom left.

First Question:
Am I completely insane for doing this?

Second Question:
How to I solve the escape problems that I refer to:
http://www.dlgreene.com/code_info.aspx
xsl files that format the xsl/xsl/xsd files for xhtml viewing.

The real problem is xml_code_format.xsl because you are viewing it through
xml_code_format.xsl.

The escaping problem. When you view xml_code_display.xsl you are viewing it
with xml_code_display.xsl. More to the point... When you view
xml_code_format.xsl you are also viewing after being processed by
xml_code_format.xsl and then viewed with xml_code_display.xsl.

There must be a better way to say it. The best I can do is please read:
http://www.dlgreene.com/code_info.aspx


I know I can solve the escape escape problem and I think I'm missing
something a bone head should know.

You ARE viewing the actual files. Viewing the code is viewing the code that
you are viewing.

Any comments?

 

[Joseph Kesselman]

Am I completely insane for doing this?

Only if you expect folks will refrain from either swiping your code or
developing ways to hack it. I'd strongly recommend that you be VERY
clear about exactly what license, if any, you're granting for reuse;
study the open source community's many solutions to that.

Don't have time right now to follow the pointer to try to understand
what your problem is.