On Monday, April 20, 2020 at 12:20:48 AM UTC-4, Iohannes wrote:
>
> Hi, a beginner here again.
>
> I would appreciate some advice on how to se tup Leo. I am no professional
> programmer. I am doing research in humanities but I like to do some little
> stuff here and there.
>
> - ideally also xQuery and XSLT
>
Leo will colorize xml files if you start them with the directive @language
xml. For tasks like validating, running transforms, etc., it's probably
best to learn how to create little python scripts that you turn into
buttons. They can also be attached to a hot key if you like. Here is what
a script to run an xslt transform using Saxon might look like:
import subprocess
sax = r'java -jar d:\xml\saxon6-5-5\saxon.jar'.split()
# create this command:
# sax -o pass1.xml merge_driver.xml merge_pass1.xsl
sax.extend([
'-o',
'pass1.xml',
'merge_driver.xml',
'merge_pass1.xsl'
])
subprocess.call(sax)
So these little launch scripts aren't hard to create.
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