On 17 March 2012 07:39, davep <davep(_at_)dpawson(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk> wrote:
Has anyone written a stylesheet which takes in a set of stylsheets and
produces an analysis to aid understanding?
I'm not talking about analysing a transform which takes a few tens/hundreds
of lines, I'm thinking of something like docbook or Dita,
which are quite significant?
E.g.
Lists where the attribute-sets are defined.
Where variables are defined/used.
Where named templates are
etc etc
Seems unlikely I'm the only one to have to plough through
thousands of lines of code, trying to remember which file
I saw X in.
Ken's "XSLStyle" might be something like you're after. Here's a post
from Florent about it:
http://fgeorges.blogspot.co.uk/2009/02/xslstyle-and-oxygen.html
Looking at the first commentor, you might already be aware of that :)
I know what you mean though, I find stepping through the code
repeatedly in the debugger to become familiar with it helps, as does
'find in files'.
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http://andrewjwelch.com
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