I believe root node cannot have a predicate. Probably you could have
two root node templates each having a mode specifier(e.g. x and y).
Then invoke the transform by passing initial mode to the processor.
Regards,
Mukul
On 8/26/05, andrew welch <andrew(_dot_)j(_dot_)welch(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com>
wrote:
I've just noticed you can't have a predicate on the root matching template:
<xsl:template match="/[some condition]"/>
I noticed because I have two root matching templates, one for testing
and one for production, and I wanted an easy way to switch between
them eg:
<xsl:template match="/[false()]">
or say using a parameter:
<xsl:template match="/[$testing]">
The processors (Saxon 6.5.4, 8.5b, msxml 3 and 4) all complain about
the unexpected token '[', apparently not realising this is the root
matching template and not a step in a pattern.
Is it wrong to use multiple root matching templates in this way?
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