Subject: [xsl] List of styles created on the fly From: "honyk" <honyk@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2004 14:19:08 +0100 |
My xsl template changes source xml document from <book><chapter><para> to <p class="book_chapter">, <book><chapter><section><para> to <p class="book_chapter_section"> and so on. Now I am looking for method, how to place list of all these new styles (uniquely) at the beginning of output file. Note my output isn't .html document, I use this format for explaining only. I think for this purpose I cannot use mode attribute, because derived class (style) is generated on the fly, it isn't present at beginning of transformation, so I can't work with it like with standard nodes (grouping/sorting) - it is text only. My only idea is two pass process. 1) xml>xml_x - class converting 2) xml_x>my_output - all remaining transformations (building of list etc.) Is there any way to do it by single pass? Thank you in advance for your tips or link to any tutorial.
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