Other than Visual Studio, what tool have you found best to create, edit, maintain, and possibly debug your XSLT files?
I work on a fairly big project and we have tons of XSLT files and they have grown quite complex in their implementation.
The language seems so brittle. It would be nice to navigate and identify errors more quickly.
To open an XSL file in the XSL editor, double-click it in the Navigator view, or right-click it and click Open With > XSL Editor. You can edit your XSL files manually, changing the code as necessary. You can use content assist (select Ctrl + Space to invoke it) to help you edit the XSL file.
XML Tools Plugin can also be used to perform XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations). 3. Open dictionary. xml in Notepad++ and click menu "Plugins" > "XML Tools" > "XSL Transformation Settings".
I've had good results using Oxygen for XSLT debugging, XPath building, and general XML stuff.
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