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It would be nice if while editing XSL file, there would be a drop down of all the template in the top of the editing window in the similar way that the drop down exist while editing java code.
But the template name it optional (and the match expression can be pretty long). What's your primary XSLT-stylesheet navigation problem?
You're are right on both remarks, nevertheless when programming XSLT I've often the need to jump to a specific template either by it's name, or by the nodes sent to it in the 'select' attribute of the 'xsl:apply-template' tag. So perhaps the toolbar is not the appropriate place for templates with long matching expression, but a 'jump to' dialog box with a selective drop down is perhaps more appropriate?
... with shortcut and implemenataion that automatically fills default dialog values if staying in <apply-templates/> context. Something like Java's goto decladation action.