<!---->
<
xsl:
stylesheet xmlns:xsl="
http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
xmlns:tps="
http://www.typefi.com/ContentXML"
xmlns:xd="
http://www.pnp-software.com/XSLTdoc"
version="
2.0"
exclude-result-prefixes="
#all">
<
xd:
doc type="
stylesheet">
<
xd:
short>
Converts the whole document in 3 modes: "<
code>
pre-processing</
code>
", "<
code>
#default</
code>
" and "<
code>
post-processing</
code>
".</
xd:
short>
<
xd:
detail>
See notes in the corresponding modules:
<
ol>
<
li>
"<
code>
pre-processing</
code>
" — see <
a href="
jats-pre-processing.xsl.xd.html">
jats-pre-processing.xsl</
a>
.
</
li>
<
li>
"<
code>
#default</
code>
" — performs JATS-to-CXML conversion.
It should be generally preferred over "<
code>
pre-processing</
code>
" and "<
code>
post-processing</
code>
"
and contain most of custom transformation logic.
</
li>
<
li>
"<
code>
post-processing</
code>
" — see <
a href="
jats-post-processing.xsl.xd.html">
jats-post-processing.xsl</
a>
.
</
li>
</
ol>
</
xd:
detail>
<
xd:
cvsId>
$Revision$</
xd:
cvsId>
</
xd:
doc>
<
xd:
doc>
<
xd:
short>
Customize this template if you need to add/remove transformation stages or to support a different document element than
<
xd:
xml><
article /></
xd:
xml>
</
xd:
short>
</
xd:
doc>
<
xsl:
template match="
document-node()">
<
xsl:
variable name="
pre-processed">
<
xsl:
apply-templates mode="
pre-processing" />
</
xsl:
variable>
<
xsl:
variable name="
main-stage-result">
<
xsl:
apply-templates select="
$pre-processed/article" />
</
xsl:
variable>
<
xsl:
apply-templates select="
$main-stage-result"
mode="
post-processing" />
</
xsl:
template>
<
xsl:
template match="
attribute() | node()"
mode="
pre-processing post-processing">
<
xsl:
copy>
<
xsl:
apply-templates select="
attribute() | node()"
mode="
#current" />
</
xsl:
copy>
</
xsl:
template>
</
xsl:
stylesheet>
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