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As in all code, it s a good idea to use comments to explain what your stylesheet is doing. At the XSLT level, you can use XML comments, for example: <xsl:variable name="endTimes" as="xs:dateTime+"> <xsl:for-each select="Channel"> <!-- the end time of the last program showing on the channel --> <xsl:sequence select="xs:dateTime(Program[last()]/Start) + xdt:dayTimeDuration(Program[last()]/Duration)" /> </xsl:for-each> </xsl:variable> As you start using longer XPath expressions, such as for, some, and every expressions or complicated predicates, comments at the XSLT level are sometimes not able to address particular parts of an expression. Thankfully, XPath 2.0 provides a syntax for comments as well: (: comment :) For example, to include the comment as the preceding in the new version of the $endTimes variable declaration, you can use <xsl:variable name="endTimes" as="xs:dateTime+" select="for $channel in Channel return (: the end time of the last program showing on the channel :) xs:dateTime($channel/Program[last()]/Start) + xdt:dayTimeDuration($channel/Program[last()]/Duration)" />

First, a new GD::Graph::mixed object is created and given a legend and values for some attributes. The appropriate header is written to the client, STDOUT is prepared for use with binary data, and the chart is printed, using a shorthand version of

There are many ways of outputting formatted versions of the items in a sequence. The most general method, which we ve been using so far, is to use <xsl:for-each> or <xsl:apply-templates> to process each of the items in the sequence and to generate some output for each item individually. This method has the advantage of making it easy to create HTML formatting around each item. For example, to create a linked list of channel names, with |s separating each name, we can use

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xml and lives within the culture-specific folder For example, in Figure 8-12, you can see that all of the prerequisites shown have a folder named en or EN, for English If you drill down into this folder, you ll find a packagexml file in each of them An example of a product manifest is as follows: < xml version="10" encoding="utf-8" > <Product xmlns="http://schemasmicrosoftcom/developer/2004/01/bootstrapper" ProductCode="MicrosoftSqlServerExpress10"> <RelatedProducts> <DependsOnProduct Code="MicrosoftNetFramework20" /> <DependsOnProduct Code="MicrosoftWindowsInstaller31" /> </RelatedProducts> <PackageFiles> <PackageFile Name="SqlExpressChkexe"/> </PackageFiles> <InstallChecks> <ExternalCheck Property="SQLExpressInstalled" PackageFile="SqlExpressChkexe"/> </InstallChecks> </Product> The previous productxml file belongs to the SQL Server 2005 Express Edition prerequisite The product descriptor shows only three nodes The root node is the Product node Within the Product node, you have nodes named RelatedProducts, PackageFiles, and InstallChecks.

<xsl:for-each select="Channel"> <a href="#{Name}"><xsl:value-of select="Name" /></a> <xsl:if test="position() != last()"> | </xsl:if> </xsl:for-each> This gets a bit tedious if you just want to output a simple list of strings. For example, say that you had a variable holding the keywords that you re searching for: <xsl:variable name="keywords" as="xs:string+" select="('news', 'weather', 'sport')" /> Using <xsl:for-each>, you could output a comma-separated list with the following: <xsl:for-each select="$keywords"> <xsl:value-of select="." /> <xsl:if test="position() != last()">, </xsl:if> </xsl:for-each> A simpler alternative, however, is to use the <xsl:value-of> instruction. As you ll remember, the <xsl:value-of> instruction creates a text node from the value that you select. When you select a sequence with either the select attribute or the content of the <xsl:value-of> instruction, then first any adjacent text nodes are concatenated together. Then the typed values of the items in the adjusted sequence are cast to strings and concatenated together with a separator. The separator that s used can be supplied by you, via the separator attribute; otherwise it defaults to a space if you use the select attribute to select the sequence, or to an empty string if you use the content of the <xsl:value-of> element. For example, to create a comma-separated list of keywords, you could just use <xsl:value-of select="$keywords" separator=", " />

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string-join($keywords, ', '), but all the items passed in the first argument to the string-join() must be strings. When you use <xsl:value-of>, values are cast to strings automatically.

That concludes the program. As you can see, a lot of the work of maintaining state (remembering which dates were selected between calls of the program) is performed by the CGI module. For graphics generating applications on the web, (which almost always need some transfer of state between the call to the script that generates the HTML page and the call that generates the actual image) this module really is a must.

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