As I mentioned above, 'generalTemplate' can be called on
several places in the template, because everytime I need the
same calculations, ... on the 'root'-tag. But each time (in
every other place), I actually need different manipulations
on the 'child'-tag.
In effect, you want a higher-order function/template that accepts a
function/template as a parameter and then calls that function/template.
This is precisely what Dimitre's FXSL approach does. You can't supply a
template as a parameter, but you can supply a node that acts as a
surrogate for the template, so that when you apply-templates to that
node, the template that's invoked depends on which node was supplied.
Michael Kay
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