"Giacomo" == Giacomo <giacgbj(_at_)xoom(_dot_)it> writes:
Giacomo> Using a *single* transformation, is there a way to create
Giacomo> an XSLT 2.0 on-the-fly and apply it to a document? I
Giacomo> tried many different ways, but I think that's impossible
Giacomo> because, even if I can save the XSLT in a document
Giacomo> (xsl:result-document), I can't include it at run-time.
Well, it rather depends upon your definition of a single
transformation, and how much you are prepared to cheat.
Using an extension function, this is possible, if you then take
advantage of URI aliasing.
But using an extension function means you aren't doing it in pure XSLT
2.0. Well, you didn't say pure.
Do you want an example?
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Colin Adams
Preston Lancashire
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