On Thu, December 19, 2013 12:35 pm, Christian Mahnke wrote:
What would you want this construct to actually do?
My use case is as follows: I?ve got a master template, in which the
template @match="/" contains a <xsl:for-each/> over a collection(). Inside
the loop I would like to call templates from imported stylesheets, that
are designed to handle single documents. Additionally they haven?t be
designed to run together with other templates, so they contain no @mode
attribute on their template @match="/".
So it sounds like you can't or don't want to modify those stylesheets.
This way the calls to <xsl:apply-templates select=".?/> (where . is a
document node from the collection) doesn?t match the root template of the
imported stylesheet, but the root template of the master stylesheet, which
causes a unwanted loop.
I?m just looking for a way to be able to give the imported stylesheets a
higher priority when I?m looping to a collection of files.
Are you able to start from an initial named template rather than matching
on '/' in your initial stylesheet? If so, and if there's no template for
'/', then you can just use xsl:apply-templates.
If you were able to match on the document element instead of the document
node, you could potentially do the same.
If your source XML uses a different document element name from the
documents in the collection, then you could use a more specific match
pattern, e.g., '/name-of-source-document-element' and use
xsl:apply-templates to process the documents in the collection.
From your template for '/', instead of using xsl:for-each, you could apply
templates on the document nodes in the collection but use a mode, and from
the template for '/' in that mode, use xsl:apply-imports.
Regards,
Tony Graham tgraham(_at_)mentea(_dot_)net
Consultant http://www.mentea.net
Mentea 13 Kelly's Bay Beach, Skerries, Co. Dublin, Ireland
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