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RE: xsl:include not at top level

2004-06-02 11:23:02
I didn?t overlooked. The fact is that i didn?t even know that that exists :)

But i think it will do what i want, yes.

Thanks Wendell, Pieter et all...

Citando Wendell Piez <wapiez(_at_)mulberrytech(_dot_)com>:

You might be overlooking named templates. For example you could have a
template "make-data":

<xsl:template name="make-data">
   <Data>
     <Bind target="tblOne" source="Empreitada" />
     (...)
   </Data>
</xsl:template>

and then call it with <xsl:call-template name="make-data"/>.

These are most useful when you have code that needs to be reused, but
modularity is another advantage.

These can also be managed in separate files and made available using the
usual xsl:include or xsl:import features.

Thanks.

Sure thing -- enjoy,
Wendell


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