XSLT Referenz
Referenz für XSLT 1.0/2.0/3.0, der XML transformation language für converting XML in andere formats.
Transformation Model
XSLT applies a stylesheet (itself an XML document) to transform an input XML document into output. Templates match nodes using XPath patterns and produce output fragments. The xsl:apply-templates instruction recursively processes child nodes. Variables and parameters support parameterized templates. XSLT is declarative: the processor decides which templates to apply based on match patterns.
- templates
- Match and transform nodes
- apply-templates
- Recursive processing
- variables
- xsl:variable, xsl:param
xsl:template matchchild nodesparameterizedVersions and Features
XSLT 1.0 is widely supported in browsers and libraries. XSLT 2.0 adds sequences, grouping, date/time functions, and stronger typing. XSLT 3.0 adds streaming for large documents, packages, and try/catch. Output methods include XML, HTML, and text. XSLT is commonly used for XML-to-HTML conversion, XML pipelines, and publishing workflows. Saxon is the leading XSLT 2.0/3.0 processor.
- 1.0
- Widely supported
- 2.0
- Sequences, grouping
- 3.0
- Streaming, packages
browsers, libxsltSaxonlarge docs