S Woodside wrote:
Hi there, I'm looking for an example of really well-written XSLT on the
web that I can use as a guide for "best-practises" XSLT (kind of like
reading the source for the BSD kernel for example).
In particular I'm interested in something that does lots of XPath
gymnastics and demonstrates techniques that favour the functional model
over the procedural model ... and also is comprehensible :-)
Well if something about 1500 templates handling more than 400 XML
elements and doing things like cross-referencing, index generation is
enough for you, have a look at DocBook XSL Stylesheets:
http://docbook.sourceforge.net/
It is not study material for XSL beginners. You have been warned :-)
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