Alain Pierrot wrote: > I can't add attributes to xsl:elements when a wildcard model is part of > the model. > > for instance: > xsl:with-param allows to edit the required "name" attribute, but > doesn't offer to edit select. > > I get error messages when trying to add the attribute : > >> Le nom "select" ne correspond pas une combinaison (wildcard) > > What do I miss ?
Select xsl:with-param and press Shift-F1, you'll see this: --- (@(* - (xsl:* | :*))* , @name , (@select | (apply-templates | apply-imports | call-template | element | attribute | text | processing-instruction | comment | copy | value-of | number | for-each | if | choose | variable | copy-of | message | fallback | (* - ns:*) | text)+)) --- This means that xsl:with-param cannot contain both a text node and a select attribute. The problem is that a newly created xsl:with-param automatically contains an empty text node (XXE automatically inserts simplest valid content). Explicitely select the text node (e.g. click on #text in the node path bar) contained in a newly created xsl:with-param and *delete* it. Immediately after that, you'll be able to specify a select attribute for the xsl:with-param element. (This proves that XXE really supports RELAX NG!) If you want to automate this, you'll have to specify an element template for xsl:with-param in the XSLT configuration file. See http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/configure/elementTemplate.html
