I think that's probably a cleaner approach. It also means you can pick up
the required type (from the "as" attribute) easily.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
We ended up implementing this in oXygen by looking in the
XSLT documents as XML documents and extracting the
information directly from there. You just have to be careful
that parameters in included files can be rewritten in the
including files but otherwise there are no difficulties. And
while you do that you can get also whatever comment or
documentation element exists for that parameter, if you need
that as well. oXygen extracts also that and presents the
parameters and their documentation in the parameters dialog
when configuring a transformation scenario.
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