Subject: [xsl] looking for a visually clean way to enable/disable templates From: "Chris Papademetrious christopher.papademetrious@xxxxxxxxxxxx" <xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 19 Dec 2022 18:25:51 -0000 |
Hi everyone, Given a template with a predicate structure: <xsl:template match="element[blah blah[blah] [blah blah]] [blah blah[blah] [blah blah]] [blah blah blah]"> I would like to enable or disable the template with a parameter: <xsl:param name="do.this.thing" as="xs:boolean" select="false()"/> I tried adding an enabling-variable predicate at the beginning or end, but it seems to get visually lost: <xsl:template match="element[$do.this.thing] [blah blah[blah] [blah blah]] [blah blah[blah] [blah blah]] [blah blah blah]"> <xsl:template match="element[blah blah[blah] [blah blah]] [blah blah[blah] [blah blah]] [blah blah blah] [$do.this.thing]"> I also tried adding the enabling-variable predicate to the root element, which visually separates it a bit better: <xsl:template match="/*[$do.this.thing]// element[blah blah[blah] [blah blah]] [blah blah[blah] [blah blah]] [blah blah blah]"> My actual stylesheet has multiple features, each feature enabled by its own parameter, each parameter enabling its own set of templates. Does anyone have a favorite way of enabling/disabling templates in a way that does not get lost in the match expression? Thank you! ----- Chris Papademetrious Tech Writer, Implementation Group (610) 628-9718 home office (570) 460-6078 cell
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