David Carlisle wrote:
It took my aging brain
I believe it's younger than mine:-)
Born the same week John Glenn circled the Earth for the first time...
Here's how I understand this to work:
looks aboout right.
Of course the
<xsl:variable name="lists" select="QName('','ol'),QName('','ul')"/>
is really just there to give Michael a chance to point out that a more
elegant approach would be use a schema that put all lists into a list
substitution group or schema type and then select on that schmema
construct rather than selecting on names and maintaining a list of names
(or QNames) in the stylesheet, but that requires a schema aware processor.
In the case of DITA there is no base class underlying ul and ol so I
wrote a simple isList() function that serves the same purpose.
Cheers,
Eliot
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