Re: [xml] xsltSetTransformErrorFunc doesn't work

[Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com>]

On Wed, May 05, 2004 at 05:11:08PM -0500, Eric Haszlakiewicz wrote:
> Specifically, it doesn't redirect output from things such as xsl:message
> element
> within a stylesheet.
> Looking briefly at the code, it's fairly obvious why this happens:
> xsltMessage(),
> which is called when an xsl:message element is encountered, calls
> xsltGenericError()
> instead of xsltTransformError().
> There are various other places that use xsltGenericError(), even though
> they have a
> xsltTransformContext and could call the transform error function.  So,
> should all of
> these places use xsltTransformError()?  I think that they should, so
> transform error
> function is actually useful.

  That make sense. The xsl:message might be handled a bit differently
because they are really part of the framework set by XSLT-1.0 while the
others are really implementation/compilation/runtime issues.
Ideally the libxslt error reporting should rely on the new structured
error handling of libxml2, but the approach you suggest is a good first
step to get there.
  Would you mind building a patch for this (use diff -c or diff -p please),

    thanks,

Daniel

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