S Woodside wrote:
> 
> Hi there, I'm looking for an example of really well-written XSLT on the
> web that I can use as a guide for "best-practises" XSLT (kind of like
> reading the source for the BSD kernel for example).
> 
> In particular I'm interested in something that does lots of XPath
> gymnastics and demonstrates techniques that favour the functional model
> over the procedural model ... and also is comprehensible :-)

Well if something about 1500 templates handling more than 400 XML
elements and doing things like cross-referencing, index generation is
enough for you, have a look at DocBook XSL Stylesheets:

	http://docbook.sourceforge.net/

It is not study material for XSL beginners. You have been warned :-)

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