Is there a way to express this in only a few lines without all the
verbosity?
note you have several refernces to dx and dy which should presumably by
$dx and $dy.
In XSLT2, which has conditional expressions in xpath, it could be one
line, but sticking with xslt1, then you are pretty much forced to use
xsl:choose, which accounts for most of the verbosity. Although having
said tthat, since you are anyway using an extension function, instead of
a lot of xslt conditionals wrapping
<xsl:value-of select="exsl:atan2(_$_dx,_$_dy)" />
you could just have
<xsl:value-of select="my:atan2($dx,$dy)" />
where my:atan2 is just written in java to do the right thing (or
whatever extension language your system supports)
David
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