SLAX elements are written with only the open tag. The contents of the tag appear immediately following the open tag. The contents can be either a simple expression or a more complex expression placed inside braces:
- <top> {
- <one>;
-
- <two> {
- <three>;
- <four>;
- <five> <six>;
- }
- }
The XSLT equivalent:
<top>
<one/>
<two>
<three/>
<four/>
<five>
<six/>
</five>
</two>
</top>
Using these nesting techniques and removing the close tag reduces clutter and increases code clarity.