Adam DiCarlo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> �crivait : � Osamu Aoki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: � � > On Fri, Dec 13, 2002 at 06:27:37PM -0600, Adam DiCarlo wrote: � > > Sections may be more convenient than numbered sections in some � > > authoring environments because they can be moved around in the � > > document hierarchy without renaming. � > > � > > I don't supposed it's possible to have a switch that will allow the � > > author to choose? � > � > You mean conversion table switchable XSLT. It is possible with a hack. � > I used cpp so now parent of all XSLT can be one file for easy � > maintenance. All I have to do is add another definition and #ifdef :) � � Actually, I mean a settable XSL parameter. I know for a fact that � XSLT has such parameters and we should exploit them. I'm quite sure � with proper use of XSL we can expurgate any of this pre-processing. � > � > I an now switching between book and article. � � I noticed that. It seems gross. Is this really necessary? Not really � very familiar with XSL, but I'm sure it can know whether the root � document instance is a book or article in the code itself?
Yes, the processor "xsltproc" accepts paramaters on the command line and passes them to the stylesheet. I will merge article.xml and book.xml in one stylesheet. -- Philippe Batailler in girum imus nocte et consumimur igni
