I do as well. I've also developed a habit of wrapping such diagnostic
output in a <testDD/>, where DD = the current date. That way I can
quickly find both the diagnostic output and the XSLT code that generated
it. Children elements label individual parts of the output, e.g.,
<test21>
<base-uri>file:/c:/SOME%20TEXT.xml</base-uri>
<x-has-y>true</x-has-y>
</test21>
jk
On 2021-03-20 15:31, Michael Kay mike(_at_)saxonica(_dot_)com wrote:
I often use xsl:comment or xsl:text to add debugging output in
preference to xsl:message - or even literal result elements. It's
often more useful to see these messages interspersed with the real
stylesheet output.
Joel Kalvesmaki
Director, Text Alignment Network
http://textalign.net
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