I have a single type of (rather complex) input document that gets
transformed into a number of different output documents (but not all at
the same time). So I have a collection of different stylesheets that all
have the same basic structure (based on the structure of the input
document of course) -- the same match templates, etc. Then within that
structure, each stylesheet has its own particular output content.
My question is: Are there any tricks or conventions that people use in
this kind of situation to avoid the duplication of the structure of each
stylesheet? For example, if I want to pick up some portion of the input
doc that I've not dealt with before, I have to make identical changes in
each stylesheet. Ugly.
Thanks,
Lee
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