*Executive summary*: For the first time, Leo allows you to change
xml-stylesheet elements in a reasonable way.
Few will care. For those who *do *care, pay attention. The details are a
bit complex.
Leo now *writes *xml-stylesheet elements of the form::
<?xml-stylesheet x ?>
where x comes from *either*:
*Source 1*: @string stylesheet settings
When *writing *the .leo file Leo will use the setting in effect when Leo *read
*the .leo file.
If you change the @string stylesheet setting in a .leo file, it will take
effect the *next *time you invoke Leo.
*Source 2*: Any xml-stylesheet element in the existing file.
But *only *if the stylesheet is empty.
Again, When *writing *the .leo file Leo will use the xml-stylesheet in
effect when Leo *read *the .leo file.
*Note*: Leo does *not *use Source 2 for leoSettings.leo or
myLeoSettings.leo files themselves. This is a workaround for an apparent
sax parsing bug.
All questions and comments welcome. This is a minor feature, but it's been
bugging me for a long time.
Edward
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