more portable you can have a simple stylesheet with just a named template
that initialises its parameters from global parameters and then xsl:imports
the original stylesheet. this means you need a wrapper stylesheet for any
top level named template that you want to use, but most stylesheets don't
have _so_ many choices for initial named template.
Yes, I though of this solution too, but seems like too much trouble.
About stylesheets not having many entry point choices, I think this
limitation helps to enforce that stylesheets have a single purpose,
while they could have many purposes based on related functionality.
Like object-oriented languages, you can call a class constructor
passing parameters (global parameters in XSLT) and then call a method
passing other parameters (initial template parameters).
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Max
2010/3/18 David Carlisle <davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk>:
On 18/03/2010 14:13, Max Toro wrote:
more portable you can have a simple stylesheet with just a named template
that initialises its parameters from global parameters and then xsl:imports
the original stylesheet. this means you need a wrapper stylesheet for any
top level named template that you want to use, but most stylesheets don't
have _so_ many choices for initial named template.
The only solution I can think of is using extension methods to pull
the parameters from the environment, something like this:
<xsl:param name="color" value="(ext:get-parameter('color'), 'red')[1]"
as="xs:string"/>
David
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