I just learning WPF and silverlight. I'm trying to generate WPF and 
silverlight apps via XSLT.

I have observed that the only differnence between my WPF XAML file and my 
Silverlight XAML file is that WPF uses the windows tag (as the first tag) 
and Silverlight uses the Page tag (as the first tag) and the Silverlight 
viewer uses the canvas tag (as the first tag). Everything else (for WPF and 
silverlight anyway) is identical. The silverlight viewer file is a little 
different in the sense it cannot have references to C# in it.

So a question for the silverlight form is: do I need otherwise identical 
files for WPF and Silverlight. I posted this quesiton and I think the 
response is "yes" (but I'm not completely certain).

So do I have to maintain three otherwise identical XSL files?

Ugghh...

So here is the XSL question:
Is there a way I can pass a parameter (or something) so it will generate a 
page tag, windows tag, or canvas tag so I don't have to maintain three 
otherwise identical XSL files?

Thanks!
Siegfried