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Preface; About This Book; Where I'm Coming From; How This Book Is Organized; Conventions Used in This Book; How to Contact Us; Safari® Enabled; Acknowledgments for the Second Edition; Acknowledgments from the First Edition;
Chapter 1: Getting Started;
1.1 The Design of XSLT;
1.2 XML Basics;
1.3 Installing XSLT Processors;
1.4 Summary;
Chapter 2: The Obligatory Hello World Example;
2.1 Goals of This
Chapter;
2.2 Transforming Hello World;
2.3 How a Stylesheet Is Processed;
2.4 Stylesheet Structure;
2.5 Sample Gallery;
2.6 Summary;
Chapter 3: XPath: A Syntax for Describing Needles and Haystacks;
3.1 The XPath Data Model;
3.2 Location Paths;
3.3 Attribute Value Templates;
3.4 Datatypes;
3.5 XPath Operators;
3.6 [2.0] Comments in XPath Expressions;
3.7 [2.0] Types of XSLT
2.0 Processors;
3.8 The XPath View of an XML Document;
3.9 Summary;
Chapter 4: Creating Output;
4.1 Goals of This
Chapter;
4.2 Generating Text;
4.3 Numbering Things;
4.4 Formatting Decimal Numbers;
4.5 [2.0] Formatting Dates and Times;
4.6 Usingand;
4.7 Dealing with Whitespace;
4.8 Summary;
Chapter 5: Branching and Control Elements;
5.1 Goals of This
Chapter;
5.2 Branching Elements of XSLT;
5.3 Invoking Templates by Name;
5.4 Parameters;
5.5 Variables;
5.6 Using Recursion to Do Most Anything;
5.7 A Stylesheet That Emulates a for Loop;
5.8 Summary;
Chapter 6: Creating Links and Cross-References;
6.1 Using the XML ID, IDREF, and IDREFS Datatypes;
6.2 XSLT's Key Facility;
6.3 Generating Links in Unstructured Documents;
6.4 Summary;
Chapter 7: Sorting and Grouping Elements;
7.1 Sorting Data with;
7.2 [2.0] TheElement;
7.3 Grouping Nodes;
7.4 [2.0] New Grouping Syntax in XSLT
2.0;
7.5 Summary;
Chapter 8: Combining Documents;
8.1 The document( ) Function;
8.2 The document( ) Function and Sorting;
8.3 Implementing Lookup Tables;
8.4 Grouping Across Multiple Documents;
8.5 [2.0] Using XSLT
2.0 to Simplify Things;
8.6 [2.0] The doc( ) and doc-available( ) Functions;
8.7 [2.0] The collection( ) Function;
8.8 [2.0] The unparsed-text( ) and unparsed-text-available( ) Functions;
8.9 Summary;
Chapter 9: Extending XSLT;
9.1 The XSLT Extension Mechanism;
9.2 [2.0] Creating New Functions with;
9.3 Example: Generating Multiple Output Files;
9.4 Creating Custom Collations;
9.5 Generating Hidden Word Graphics;
9.6 Example: Generating an SVG Pie Chart;
9.7 Writing Extensions in Other Languages;
9.8 Using Extension Functions from the EXSLT Library;
9.9 Accessing a Database with an Extension Element;
9.10 Creating a Photo Album with an Extension Element;
9.11 Summary;XSLT Reference;XPath Reference; XPath Node Types; XPath Node Tests; XPath Axes; The XPath Context; XPath
1.0 Datatypes; [2.0] XPath
2.0 Datatypes; Operators and Keywords; Operator Precedence--XPath
1.0; [2.0] Operator Precedence--XQuery
1.0 and XPath
2.0;XSLT, XPath, and XQuery Function Reference; Kinds of Functions;XML Schema Overview; Declaring Elements and Attributes; Defining Datatypes; Using an XML Schema in a Stylesheet;[2.0] Regular Expressions; Simple Expressions; Subexpressions; Quantifiers; [XPath] Reluctant Quantifiers; Processing Modes; [XPath] Anchors; Back-references; Metacharacters; Single-Character Escapes; Multiple-Character Escapes; Character Groups;XSLT Formatting Codes; Formatting Codes for Numbers; Formatting Codes for Dates and Times;XSLT
2.0 Migration Guide; Powerful New Features in XSLT
2.0 and XPath
2.0; Potential Errors; Approaches to Migration;Glossary;Colophon;