I think the tool will be "rename directory"
Rename your directory with XSL files, then run the pages and see what is
missing.
It'll take you an hour or so to copy each xsl file back when you see you
need it.
Once you ran through the whole site, all that's left in the renamed
directory is unuseful.
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
On 6/22/06, Gnatz, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...When I just delete a template it might be in use anywhere in those
500 pagees and I might not recognize...
I don't know of a tool that would help find out which XSLT templates
are not used (which does not mean that such a tool does not exist).
Given that XSLTs can process any well-formed input, such a tool would
have to be dynamic, static analysis won't do unless coupled with
schemas, and in that case the whole thing would get fairly complex.
If you have a way to extensively test your application (and without
that, refactoring sounds a bit dangerous), you could try adding
<xsl:message terminate="yes"> statements to templates that you think
are not used, run the app and see if it breaks.
-Bertrand
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