On Aug 25, 2004, at 6:19 PM, Wendell Piez wrote:
I think you can probably extrapolate from this description to see how
it could apply in your case. I should think it would reduce the
complexity of your templates considerably, as well as making reuse and
local customization that much easier.
Thanks for the explanation Wendell!
In my current main stylesheet, I include four other stylesheets:
biblio-driver.xsl
document-driver.xsl
biblio-output.xsl
citation-output.xsl
I understand that I want to think about breaking the last two into
stuff like:
biblio-output-author-year.xsl
citation-output-author-year.xsl
biblio-output-footnote.xsl
citation-output-footnote.xsl
.... and so forth, and using import instead.
However, I don't want the user to choose which stylesheet to run
(main-author-year.xsl vs main-footnote.xsl). I want that to be defined
in a separate non-XSL style file, and for the user always to run the
same stylesheet.
Is there some smart way I can have one main stylesheet that imports
different stylesheets depending on that main "class" parameter?
Maybe have a variable that defines the path to the included stylesheets
based on the parameter? Alas, import seems to insist it exist at the
top-level.
Bruce