XML to HTML Verbatim Formatter with Syntax Highlighting

Changes

• xmlverbatim.xsl:
  Contribution from Douglas Dicks: "pretty-print" controlled by the parameter

  indent-elements - default: false()

  If indent-elements is set to true(), then a break will be output before each element. This includes both the beginning and ending tags. However, if the element contains no child elements, then the ending tag will be output on the same line as the beginning tag. For example:

  <Foo><Bar>sometext</Bar><Baz><Qux /></Baz></Foo>
  

  would be output as

  <Foo>
     <Bar>sometext</Bar>
     <Baz>
        <Qux />
     </Baz>
  </Foo>
  

  In addition, each nested element will be indented a specified amount of non-breaking spaces. This is controled by the indent-increment parameter. The default is three spaces.

• xmlverbatimwrapper.xsl:
  It is possible to specify a stylesheet parameter select that determines which elements (together with their descendants) should be printed. This parameter can take a single value: a full (qualified) element name.

• xmlverbatimwrapper.xsl:
  added additional mode xmlverbwrapper
  Now it's possible to include this stylesheet into another, override a specific template and call <xsl:apply-templates select="/" mode="xmlverbwrapper"> in combination with redirecting the output to a separate document.

• xmlverbatim.xsl:
  The quote sign " will be rendered as " only in attribute values. As part of text nodes it appears now simply as ".

• xmlverbatim.xsl:
  wrapper element changed to <verb:wrapper xmlns:verb="http://informatik.hu-berlin.de/xmlverbatim">
• xmlverbatimwrapper.xsl:
  added global parameter css-stylesheet

• first release