On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 6:46 AM, Timothy M. Shead<
tshead@...> wrote:
> I like the compactness of the XSLT, I wish we could use it for all
> document upgrades, unfortunately I think it's a bit of a half-measure -
> not acceptable for end-users as a separate tool. If you have thoughts
> on how we could incorporate this into the C++, I'd be very interested.
One way to integrate this on the high level would be to create a
plugin that has three file properties:
- input file
- xslt file
- output file
That way, any XML transformation can be incorporated into the pipeline.
On the practical side, the problem is poor XSLT 2.0 support here.
Saxonb, which is a Java program, seems to be the only viable
implementation. This can of course still be called as an external
program, but it seems a bit messy to me, although almost everyone
should have java, so the Saxonb jar would not be much overhead.
Cheers,
--
Bart
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