Contains script blocks, so that custom functions can be used in an XSLT transformation. This is a top-level element. 复制 <msxsl:script language = "language-name" implements-prefix = "prefix of user's namespace"> </msxsl:script> Attributes language The Active Scripting language used for ...
When the style sheet is loaded, any defined functions are compiled to Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) by being wrapped in a class definition and have no performance loss as a result.The <msxsl:script> element is defined below:Copy <msxsl:script language = "language-name" implements-...
Functions can be declared within themsxsl:scriptelement. The following table shows the namespaces that are supported by default. You can use classes outside the listed namespaces. However, these classes must be fully qualified. Default NamespacesDescription ...
When the style sheet is loaded, any defined functions are compiled to Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) by being wrapped in a class definition and have no performance loss as a result.The <msxsl:script> element is defined below:Copy <msxsl:script language = "language-name" implements-...
Script Functions Functions can be declared within themsxsl:scriptelement. When a function is declared, it is contained in a script block. Style sheets can contain multiple script blocks, each operating independent of the other. That means that if you are executing inside a script block, you can...
When the style sheet is loaded, any defined functions are compiled to Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) by being wrapped in a class definition and have no performance loss as a result.The <msxsl:script> element is defined below:XML Copy <msxsl:script language = "language-name" ...
Appears at the top level of the style sheet and contains script blocks that define global variables and functions for script extensions.Syntax复制 <msxsl:script language = "language-name" implements-prefix = "prefix of user's namespace"> </msxsl:script> ...
When the style sheet is loaded, any defined functions are compiled to Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) by being wrapped in a class definition, and have no performance loss as a result.The <msxsl:script> element is defined below:
Functions can be declared within themsxsl:scriptelement. The following table shows the namespaces that are supported by default. You can use classes outside the listed namespaces. However, these classes must be fully qualified. Default NamespacesDescription ...
Appears at the top level of the style sheet and contains script blocks that define global variables and functions for script extensions.SyntaxCopy <msxsl:script language = "language-name" implements-prefix = "prefix of user's namespace"> </msxsl:script> ...