Michael Norman wrote:
PXSL and related languages are indeed interesting approaches to "clean"
up the source code of XSLT stylesheets. But the problem remains: you
take one look at it, and you still don't understand that much. You still
have to roam through the source code to get answers to: which template
calls which template;
Which template gets matched/called will depend on the XML source, rather
than the XSL.
-Rob
are templates located in other files; etc. This
are questions which aren't answered immediately. Although I am aware
that probably no visualization or any other method can make a complex
stylesheets understandable at once, just making the code more readable
won't solve the problem. BUT it is one step to it, that is true indeed!
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