RE: [xsl] xslt 2.0, use case wanted.

[David.Pawson@xxxxxxxxxxx]

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Elliotte Rusty Harold
    >The comparison I might make is the availability of the name of the 
    >source file. Lots of people want it, and its only available as a 
    >parameter to the stylesheet.
    
    By source file, do you mean the name of the XSLT stylesheet 
    or of the input XML document being transformed?

The most common request is the name of the input xml document being
processed. 

    
    In either case, there may not always be such a name.

In which case some form of null is acceptable as a value.


    However, if the thing is named I expect there's an accessor 
    for the base URI of a node somewhere that would give you 
    what you want, at least for the input document, if not the 
    stylesheet.

Not that I've heard on this list, other than as I said, an input
parameter to the stylesheet.

regards DaveP.

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