How get composite XSLT stylesheet with all includes?
Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 12:40 am
Hi, all....
I'd like to ask Oxygen 12 to produce a "composite" or "resolved" XSLT stylesheet, starting from a given stylesheet, merging in all included and imported stylesheets, and end up with one large stylesheet that contains all the templates, global variables, <xsl:output> declarations, etc. from all the stylesheets.
I could then easily debug any template, <xsl:output>, or global variable conflicts/duplications.
For example, Arbortext lets you do this when viewing a DITA map. If you ask it to "edit resolved document", it will create one monolithic document containing all the topics from all the topicrefs in the map, one after the other. You can then do, say, a global search and replace across all topics.
Is there a way to do this in Oxygen with XSLT stylesheets? Would be a big help.
Thx
Steve
I'd like to ask Oxygen 12 to produce a "composite" or "resolved" XSLT stylesheet, starting from a given stylesheet, merging in all included and imported stylesheets, and end up with one large stylesheet that contains all the templates, global variables, <xsl:output> declarations, etc. from all the stylesheets.
I could then easily debug any template, <xsl:output>, or global variable conflicts/duplications.
For example, Arbortext lets you do this when viewing a DITA map. If you ask it to "edit resolved document", it will create one monolithic document containing all the topics from all the topicrefs in the map, one after the other. You can then do, say, a global search and replace across all topics.
Is there a way to do this in Oxygen with XSLT stylesheets? Would be a big help.
Thx
Steve