Subject:StylusStudio XSLT Debugging Author:Douglas Courtney Date:03 Nov 2006 10:56 AM
I have a ? alert box pup up when I am debugging my XSLT file. The alert says:
A parameter or variable with the same name already exsists in the current scope. Then the file and location is given.
I was just trying to understand this alert a little better and how StylusStudio and the parsers are performing.
This occurs when I select the the start debuging . Is the alert actually coming from a XSLT validation process before it begins to parse the file or is that as a result of an actual run that the the current scope is having multiple variables being created in the current scope.
I was trying to insert a back point right before so I could see the call stack and were the error occurs. However, it never makes it to the break point. This leads me to believe that it is validating the XSLT before it is actually starting the parser. IS this correct. If so is there an menu option for validating the xslt before running the debugger? Do I need to try different parsers if ther is not a pre validation tool that is based on a standard like the W3?