Re: [Woody] XSLT error

[Jeremy Quinn]

On 17 Dec 2003, at 19:26, Hunsberger, Peter wrote:

Jeremy Quinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

<snip/>

The variable 'resources-uri' is indeed defined on each of these
XSLTs,  which is IMHO unnecessary.

The strange thing is ..... I do not get this error with

the Woody

Samples.

First I looked to see if changing the Samples from using Xalan to
XSLTC  raised the problem (we have to use XSLTC because of

the UTF

problems with Xalan).

<snip/>

The next difference between our project and the Samples

was that we

have a local StyleSheet called 'woody.xsl' which includes

the woody

samples stylesheet thus:

Have you tried using an import instead of an include?

It does not help

I've definitely
seen errors on variables being defined multiple time in included style
sheets, in our case we could fix this, but I suspect import might also
allow this?

First I tried incorporating 'woody-samples-styling.xsl' into my stylesheet by 'import' rather than 'include'. I still got the error.

Then I tried changing the 'include's that 'woody-samples-styling.xsl' makes to 'import's.

The error went away, but then the StyleSheets do not do their job properly ..... 'import' and 'include' have different meanings.

So the only way I can get the Woody XSLTs to work is by commenting out the duplicated variable declarations in all but 'woody-samples-styling.xsl'.

Is anyone else seeing this problem?

Is anyone using these StyleSheets in their own projects without making this patch?

Is there a real need to have that variable declared multiple times?

regards Jeremy

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