Subject: RE: [xsl] count string-length without white-space and breaking if white-space exists after 126 characters From: "bryan" <bry@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 14:53:19 +0200 |
Jim Fuller wrote: >the param instruction is a way of getting in params from the outside world >into XSLT processing, they are passed via command line or if controlling >transform with JAXP or javascript or whatnot there are methods for >supplying >the stylesheet with the data. In addition, params can be supplied to >named/matched templates, which is another use. >a variable instruction just holds a constant variable, both param and >variable have scoping rules, eg. if a variable is declared within a >template >/ for-each then it is only scoped and thusly available within that local >scope. I always figured that given the scoping rules of xsl:variable it shouldn't require as many resources as xsl:param. This is probably just one of those things where a fuzzy idea on my part, without much thought behind it, has translated to a prejudice. Any opinion as to whether there are likely performance gains? XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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