In this case, cause the "description" attribute isn't defined in the Target class. I should have said something about the class files, and xslt expecting/using different attributes. This can be very easily fixed... :)
I'm all in favor of using xsl for text generation. It makes a lot more sense than embedding lots of print statements... > > Instead there is a xslt file(xslt/projecthelp.xslt) defined to generate > > the help you are talking about. In the xslt file there is xpath query > > that digs up the description from targets and displays it. This xslt > > doesn't use the classes at all :( > > Why is that worth a frown? What's wrong with using XSL-T for that? _______________________________________________ Nant-developers mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/nant-developers
