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Hi,
Michael Kay schrieb:
| For most applications, I think <xsl:next-match> is more likely to do what
| you want than <xsl:apply-imports>. It's certainly easier to understand.
|
| xsl:next-match simply defines an ordering of all the template rules for a
| mode, ordered first by precedence, then by priority, then by document
order;
| it finds the current template in that list, and calls the next one
down the
| list that matches the current node.
|
| xsl:apply-imports is a bit more complicated; it only considers rules in an
| "imported stylesheet layer", where a layer means a stylesheet that you
| import, plus all modules that include or are included by that module.
|
| The big advantage of next-match is that it allows you to invoke
| lower-priority templates in the same module.
But that's not what I need, as I described in my last message. So, what
I described is not possible?
wfg,
Jonny
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