RE: Transformation with XSLT & XML In Same File

Yes, that works, and it can be quite useful where you have a stylesheet
that will only ever be used with one source document. (The
functions.html file in the Saxon documentation is generated this way,
for example).

Look up "embedded stylesheets" in the spec.

Michael Kay

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> Ronald Kent Gibson
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> Subject:  Transformation with XSLT & XML In Same File
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> 
> Dear All
> 
> Before any one asks, why would you ever want to do such a 
> thing, I am sort of forced into.
> 
> Anyways a have one document with the xml definition at the 
> beginning of the document and xslt at the end (or vice versa 
> is possible). I would like to transform the xml.
> 
> Do any of the transformers support such a funny set up, or am 
> I going to have to split up the files some way.
> 
> thanks
> 
> kent
> 
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