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xslt 2.0, eval-function, call-template
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- Subject: [xsl] xslt 2.0, eval-function, call-template
- From: Volker Renneberg <volker dot renneberg at gmx dot de>
- Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2001 15:58:05 +0200
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Hi!
After examining the web I found an old XSLT 2.0 requirement document from
April 2001. Is there any new version?
Looking at that 2.0 requirement document an "eval"-function doesn't seem to
be planned. Is this right? Especially for dynamic evaluation I would like to
have an eval-function in my expressions.
Another thing to think about is the syntax of call-template. To me it is
very tedious to call templates especially when using parameters (suddenly
four lines are filled with almost nothing). I would like to have an
abbreviated syntax:
<xsl:call-template name="xyz"
params="par1 => <expression>; par2 => <expression>"/>
This is much shortert and easier to read (par1 and par2 are bound to those
expressions). This may be possible for normal apply-template-calls, too.
ciao
Volker
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