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Hi Naomi,
At 11:43 AM 4/13/2004, you wrote: I'm using a preformatting xsl sheet that I run on an xml file prior to its transformation in to html. I'd like to be able to create a separate text file listing all the included graphics so I can move them. IIRC, Xalan has a feature you can use to direct stuff to a separate file without having to have a distinct file for every subtree you want to siphon off. And the open source processors like Saxon can always be extended to provide this functionality (so for example you could redirect xsl:message yourself if you are willing and able to hack Java). But why not do this in a completely separate pass? Is there a reason this stylesheet has to be the same as your preformatter? It seems to me that keeping it separate allows more flexibility on when and how the filename-extractor is used. Cheers, Wendell
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