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Hi,
At 09:50 AM 5/22/2008, Tony wrote: On Thu, May 22 2008 14:08:54 +0100, peter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > I have a lot of data and some stylesheets which have /evolved/ over > time. I suspect that the quite a bit of the code is not ever being > executed, is there some way of finding the parts of the stylesheet that > is never accessed other than embeding xsl:message everywhere? This is the essence of it. oXygen's profiler will show you which parts of the code are "hot", but you want to know which are cool, or rather, cold. Still, you might try oXygen. (1-month free licenses are available. Caveat: though I use oXygen happily, I haven't used this feature lately.) Then there's the difference between parts of your code that are never used on sample data, and parts that can never be used due to logical reasons such as that the nodes being matched are never selected. Cheers, Wendell
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