This file defines the format and structure that should be used when creating
XSL template files to render command processor XML data into CLI output.

Filenames:

The filenames should follow the syntax of the command, with spaces replaced by
"_".  For example, the 'show arp' command should have a corresponding XSL
file named show_arp.xsl.

For commands that include user inputs, the user inputs should be skipped in
the filename.  For example, the 'show firewall <name> statistics' command
should have a corresponding XSL file named show_firewall_statistics.xsl.

In the case where a command might have duplicate XSL file names, for example:

  'show interfaces serial frame-relay pvc' 
and 
  'show interfaces serial frame-realy pvc <dlci>'

The optional parameter should be added to the XSL filename.  For the example
above the filname should be show_interfaces_serial_frame-relay_pvc_dlci.xsl.

In the future XSL files might be used for formatting text output in the GUI.
These files should use the same naming convention, but they should have the
text string "_gui" appended to the end of the filename prior to the .xsl
extension.  For example, for a 'show arp' command in the GUI, the XSl 
filename would be show_arp_gui.xsl.

