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Patrice Bonhomme writes: > This is quite annoying if we have to handle each of the > XSLT implementations. It should be nice to specify a common > architecture for managing some more > processing/implmentation things. Actually, I think it is premature. We currently have just one XSLT processor that claims to be 100% conformant to the spec, and I think we should wait for the others to catch up. When a) we have 3 or 4 conformant processors b) we have more experience with extensions like xt:node-set then someone can start firming up the extensions. > <xslx:call name="writeTo"> > <xslx:param name="method" value="html"/> > <xslx:param name="file" value="{concat($masterFile,'.html')}"/> > <xsl:...>... > </xslx:call> you can do _something_ like this already with named templates <xsl:call template name="output"> <xsl:param name="file"> <xsl:param name="contents"> IF XT then xt:document ELSIF SAXON then saxon:output ELSE panic </xsl:call-template> its a mild pain stuffing everything in a variable to pass to the template (which is why I didn't do it), but its not that bad. the nested xsl:fallbacks I used are not that bad either. by the way, if we compare extensions, I see that Xalan implements separate opening and closing of files, and thus templates can append to an output stream. i wonder whether this is important? sebastian XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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