Re: [xml] Saving xsltStylesheetPtr to a file

[Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com>]

On Mon, Jan 13, 2003 at 07:45:52PM +0100, Holger Rauch wrote:
> >  There is no way to save the compiled stylesheet. It's temporary
> > internal data and not intended to be preserved on stable storage.
>
> Ok. Is there any way to reverse the compiled stylesheet back into a human
> readable form? (Judging from what I've read on the "XSLT Internals" page,
> there seems to be something like this at least for XPath expressions, where
> the compiled form is human readable.)
> No, I'm not talking about preserving things on stable storage this time,
> but rather outputting them to the screen.

   Bleech ... Well a stylesheet is make od a number of XML documents.
You can try to walk the import tree and for each one do a dump of
the style->doc

> functions, so I would like to be able to verify in some way that the style
> sheet has been stored correctly in the hash table. If not, I will most

  By looking at it ???

> likely need to store a copy of the style sheet instead of just the
> xsltStylesheetPtr.

  A copy of all the documents making up the stylesheet, including 
xsl:include and xsl:import , that doesn't sound right ..

> Is there any way to make a copy of a certain style sheet (represented by an
> xsltStylesheetPtr)? (something like an analogous form of xmlCopyDoc(),
> which is used to copy XML documents.)

  style->doc is an xmlDocPtr.

Daniel

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