David Carlisle wrote:
I think the template with highest import precedence should be used.
If you add
<xsl:template name="x">
<xsl:call-template name="main"/>
</xsl:template>
to importing.xsl and start saxon with -it x then it does output
<high-precedence/>
as you'd expect.
Well, the idea was: some general catch-all stylesheet that is called by
our server everytime some conversion must be done. It creates the
necessary data structures etc. But sometimes, you need to override this
behavior (and still need the rest of this generic template) and the way
to do so (I thought) is by specifying a named template earlier in the
chain (i.e., in the initial stylesheet).
I have yet to think of a workaround, as too many templates need this
original template: I can't simply change the names, the named initial
template is cast in stone on the server (so your solution can't easily
be used) and I can't either do something like: "if named template 'main'
is in the initial stylesheet then call 'main'" etc..... :S
Hmm, I tried with Saxon 8.8.0.2, I will update to a newer version and
check if this behavior is still there.
-- Abel
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