Oxygen allows to set one or more "master files" on a project. This is quite usefull when validating or searching for references while editing XSLT "modules" that depends on a main XSLT.
The main use-case is when I have an big XSLT that I want to split into modules (typically on module per mode). I could off course gather each global variable / parameters / function into the same module, but then I have to import it from each module if I want every XSLT to be valid. It would make more sens to import it once from the main XSLT, but then none of the other modules are valid anymore.
Being able to set master files would help in validation as a common XSLT feature. It would have no incidence on compilation but only as validation feature.
What do you think ?
Oxygen allows to set one or more "master files" on a project. This is quite usefull when validating or searching for references while editing XSLT "modules" that depends on a main XSLT.
The main use-case is when I have an big XSLT that I want to split into modules (typically on module per mode). I could off course gather each global variable / parameters / function into the same module, but then I have to import it from each module if I want every XSLT to be valid. It would make more sens to import it once from the main XSLT, but then none of the other modules are valid anymore.
Being able to set master files would help in validation as a common XSLT feature. It would have no incidence on compilation but only as validation feature.
What do you think ?