This is the old version of the DTL (Domain-Specific Text Literals) documentation: doc/domian-text-lit.md.

The following important updates have been made:

• All built-in DTLs, except for TPL, are located in the encoding directory, where the directory name is the DTL name. Currently supported DTLs include: csv, json, yaml, html, xml, regexp, regexposix, golang, xgo, and fs.

• Previously, using the html DTL required the user to import "golang.org/x/net/html", but this is no longer necessary.

• Relationship with DQL (DOM Query Language): Many DTLs result in a DOM, such as json, yaml, xml, golang, xgo, and fs. While these are not typically the NodeSets required by DQL, they can be understood as NodeSets containing only a single root node. Therefore, these DOMs also support NodeSet query operations, including ns.* and ns.**. Therefore, you'll see that we can directly query a DQL without first converting it to a DQL NodeSet. There's a special case here: fs DQL, which returns a NodeSet directly. For example, fs`.` means only containing NodeSets of the current directory.

• Examples of usage can be added for various DQL types. Especially for html, golang, xgo, and fs, which are newer, focus on them.