| xsl:template |
Templates lay in the heart of XSLT. In this experiment XML source files are colored according to the order in which templates
are applied. The attribute priority can be optionaly used to tune the order.
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| xpath expressions |
A good working knowledge of XPath is important not only for XSLT programmers. In this experiment elements are selected and
colored according to a single XPath expression
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| xpath axes |
XPath axes are very powerful. In this experiment you will select a node/nodes by an XPath expression and then investigate
how different axes behave.
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| xsl:key |
Combination of xsl:key element with key() function can substantialy simplify many difficult tasks. In this experiment XML
files are colored according to the provided parameters.
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| xsl:value-of |
There is not many stylesheets not using this instruction. In this experiment all kinds of expressions can be evaluated. An
XML source is also provided.
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| string functions |
XPath offers several functions which enable several types of string manipulation. In this experiment several functions can
be applied on the same target string and the results compared.
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| numeric functions |
In this experiment a number can be selected which is then subjected to several numeric functions.
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| xsl:number format |
Nicely formatted numbers are often required. XSLT offers rich possibilities how to conveniently format numbers. In this experiment
a sequence of numbers is generated and then displayed and then fed to xsl:number instruction. The value of its format attribute
can be modified.
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| format-number |
The function format-number() offers another possibility for number formatting, this time based on java conventions.
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