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RE: Writing a stylesheet to create a stylesheet, with XSLT in the XML


David Carlisle wrote:
>> Once you understand this, you should be able to leave d-o-e behind.
>namespace alias will not help the problem at hand. Unless the input
>document is changed, the only possibilities are d-o-e or (what he's
>since said he got working) writing a mini XML parser in XSLT.

ok, by the time I had read the entire thread I had realised the big guns
on the list had decided d-o-e was the way to go.  But is this really a
good starting point?:

<Sections label="&lt;xsl:value-of
select=&quot;/Doc/FirstName&quot;&gt;"/>

To me thats just asking for trouble, and once you realise the correct
way to create a stylesheet from stylesheet by using namespace-alias, you
wont worry about embedding xslt in your xml (ultimately going against
the principle of content only). 

andrew

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