Mike said
Horrible! Why invent your own markup syntax instead of using XML?
Use something like:
<doc:overview>This xsl page is used to calculate the
factorial of a given number</doc:overview>
Then you can use XSLT to manipulate the documentation.
Other people have done work on stylesheet annotation, I'm sure there's
something you can re-use but I can't point you to it.
http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/documentation.html
but if you look on sourceforge for the docbook stylesheets,
Norm Walsh has some really elegant stuff wrapped in his stylesheets.
HTH DaveP.
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