Subject: Re: [xsl] null stylesheet? From: Syd Bauman <s.bauman@xxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2014 19:10:06 -0400 |
Wow. Right you are. My immediate reaction to your post was "couldn't be, I ran the stylesheet on itself" as I usually do in such situations. But I went back and carefully checked my shell session, and indeed, there is a typo on the commandline -- a single 'm' instead of 's' in a key position[1]; which is left as an exercise for the reader. :-) Thanks, Michael! Note ---- [1] Interestingly enough, you can tell (or at least I can) that I generated these test files in oXygen instead of Emacs -- when I use Emacs I save the file with a ".xslt" extension. I often do so when I use oXygen, too, even though I have to click past its objection. But on a fast-and-dirty test stylesheet like this, I just use the default name oXygen provides, which ends ".xsl". > Yes, that's a legal stylesheet. > I suspect you got the command line arguments wrong. This message > from Saxon means that the file supplied as the stylesheet document > did not have xsl:stylesheet or xsl:transform as its root. In fact > more specifically I think it means the local name of the root > element was not "stylesheet" or "transform" - you get a different > message if only the namespace is wrong.
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