Andrew Welch wrote:
As Colin has said, compiled stylesheets seem to be the only way, but
may be not what the OP was after. Ideally importable compiled
"stylesheet modules" will be invented soon.... :)
It really shouldn't be too hard to make a structure something like the
following, which is basically a simple collection framework for
stylesheets and can internally be gathered into a set of compiled
stylesheets:
<col:stylesheet-collection xmlns:col="http://stylesheet-collection";
start-with="main">
<xsl:stylesheet col:name="main".... >
<xsl:import href="#import-me" />
</
<xsl:stylesheet col:name="import-me">
<xsl:output ... />
<xsl:template match="...
</
</col:stylesheet>
Or something like that. What catalogs are to XML and DTD, can stylesheet
collections be for XSLT. Perhaps a new standard ;)
Cheers,
-- Abel Braaksma
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