[XSL-LIST Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] Re: WebKit transformToDocument() failing with large XM
You don't have endless recursion, just really deep. (As a nod to computer science buffs, Alan Turing would tell you that it's theoretically not reliably possible to know if you have endless recursion or not without infinite time to try it.) Most XSLT processors just set a limit on recursion depth and report *potential* endlessness. Your file is big enough to have hit the limit. You can seek to raise the limit (xsltproc provides the --maxdepth option for this purpose) or, better, rewrite your stylesheet to not use recursion for that particular task. It looks like you're just filtering and formatting a list of items. Consider using XPath to do the filtering, rather than an XSLT choose/when, and output the delimiter based on the position() of each node in the resulting filtered list. -Brandon :) On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 6:07 PM, Dustin N. Jenkins <Dustin.Jenkins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I have a bug with WebKit ( https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=67310) > for large XML documents (> 3MB) that are being run through one XSL file. > > With both Safari 5.1, and Google Chrome 13.0.782.220 this happens. > > If I run the XSL file using xsltproc, I get this error, but it still > produces something: > > runtime error: file filter.xsl line 134 element param > xsltApplyXSLTTemplate: A potential infinite template recursion was detected. > > I'm not sure where the endless recursion would come from. I've posted my > XSL file, which is called filter.xsl: > > <code> ... > </code> > > The XML source file might be a bit large to post here, but it's attached to > the bug report from above. > > Anyone else experience this?
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