Re: XSLT Template allowing separation of data from XSLT presentation

Jeremias Maerki <[email protected]> Mon, 03 Nov 2003 21:45:47 +0100
Newsgroups gmane.comp.krysalis.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi James, 

you got a point although I think that my approach makes sense for that
particular document. You realize that the XSLT gets rather complicated.
For a normal use-case, of course, your approach makes much more sense
and is also the approach I would use. So I think it would be best if we
came up with some kind of "real-world" example, an invoice perhaps. I
have such a thing from a presentation on XSL-FO I did. I think I'll put
that in the distribution. What do you think?

On 03.11.2003 13:14:40 James Lavery wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> First of all - congratulations and thanks to the Krysalis team for such
> a good system - it's just what we needed for generating barcodes in our
> PDF documents.
>  
> One problem I had with the sample data and stylesheets which came with
> Krysalis was the fact that the barcode data (barcode.xml) had the
> barcode format and definition in it.  It seems to me that the barcode
> formatting should be held in the XSL file, not the XML data.
>  
> To this end, I've put together an XSL template which takes the data to
> be converted to a barcode, along with a variable containing the barcode
> configuration.  I think this is an improvement on the examples supplied
> - and hope others find it useful!
>  
> I assume I can't send attachments to the list, so below my signature are
> snips of the files concerned.  Comments/criticisms/suggestions welcome.


Jeremias Maerki



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