On Dec 18, 2004, at 8:13 AM, Michael Kay wrote:
I would be inclined to do it with template rules:
[... snip ...]
... But perhaps I haven't understood the problem.
In layperson's terms (because I may hack the technical terminology!), I
need to get a list of all the citation references in a document to use
for processing (querying a database, etc.), but I want the specific
form those citations are in to be flexible.
Put differently, I want to be able to easily add support for different
input document types. Elsewhere in the stylesheets -- where I actually
format the citations -- I can just use xsl:choose to figure out what to
do.
It seems from Geert's explanation, the keys would be more efficient
than the example I posted. I don't really understand how that'd
compare to the template rules suggestion here.
Bruce
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