• From: Francis Norton <francis@r...>
• To: "Christopher R. Maden" <crism@m...>
• Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 10:00:20 +0100

"Christopher R. Maden" wrote:
> 
> XSLT does have a kind of scoping through modes (as the DSSSL Style Language
> does).  True, the templates aren't *lexically* scoped with modes, but most
> reasonable developers put all the templates in a single mode next to each
> other.  (Although some will put all of the templates for a node type next
> to each other, which is also reasonable.)  In some ways, scoping via modes
> is a bit more flexible for program readability than lexical scoping.
> 
Thanks - I hadn't thought of XSLT modes in quite that way before, even
though I use them in exactly that way (XSLT mode == schema content
model) in the disambiguation annotators that I'm generating from
schemas.

Francis.

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