Subject: Re: [xsl] XSLT Design From: Mukul Gandhi <gandhi.mukul@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:06:16 +0530 |
Hi Sajeesh, IMHO, writing well designed code comes with experiance. I prefer writing code with nice indentation and with well-established coding practices, so that it is understood and maintained easily by another person. As far your second question, if it is required to document the XSLT program design, I would write the design in a plain vanilla word file. I believe there is no standard for XSLT program design. Regards, Mukul On 8/18/05, Sajeesh N Kakkat <ksajeesh@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > This should be for single transformation using a XML file with XSLT 1 or 2 > to produce a PDF file. > > Design Patterns : > > Are there specific design patterns or ideas on how to structure XSLT code > such as to make them more readable and maintainable. This can be a problem > since both the formatting code and logic code can get intertwined in the > file and can get messy if somebody is continuously making changes on top of > it. > > Design documents : > > Are there any standard templates for writiing External design document and > internal design document for XSLT. The idea is to write whatever is being > read from the XML such as its understandable to a layman. > > > Any suggestions or tips are welcome. > > Sajeesh
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