David Carlisle wrote:
If you _want_ to merge multiple stylesheet files in a way that priority
has effect use xsl:include rather than xsl:import (I think that's
probably the main reason why there is both xsl:import and xsl:include)
Thanks for the background info. I imagine indeed that it'd be awkward to
have to add priority="1000" every time you are not sure if there is a
higher priority match.
About xsl:include. I do use that, but unfortunately, it has been decided
that xsl:variable and xsl:param cannot appear on the same level.
Meaning, if you have a stylesheet of which you want a) override/combine
a template by priority, not precedence and b) override a parameter, you
are out of luck.
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