Hi Florent,
An alternative will be to add another parameter, something like below maybe?
<xsl:param name="doc"/>
<xsl:param name="initial" as="document-node()" select="document($doc)"/>
Yes, you need to run two transformations. In the current development we
implemented a Scenarios view that lists all the defined scenarios and
one can invoke a scenario by double clicking on it, that may help a little.
As an alternative you can create an Ant script to perform both
transformations and invoke that through the external tools support that
we offer in oXygen.
XProc would be indeed a nice addition. I have some concerns though:
Norm's XProc implementation Calabaash is GPL and that means we cannot
use it in oXygen...
Best Regards,
George
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George Cristian Bina
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Florent Georges wrote:
Hi
I have the following stylesheet parameter in one of my
stylesheets (note its type):
<xsl:param name="initial" as="document-node()"/>
I don't find how I can set its value in the scenario
editor. Is it possible or do I have to create a driver
stylesheet getting a filename and parsing it to set this
parameter? (really, I'd like to avoid that)
As a slide question, this stylesheet is actually a
generated stylesheet. But I didn't find a way in the
scenario editor to support meta-stylesheet (a double
transformation that first generates the stylesheet using the
meta-stylesheet, then transform a document using this
generated stylesheet.) For now I have each time to launch
two scenarios one right after the other. But maybe I just
didn't find the right way to achieve that?
Best regards,
--drkm, looking forward to XProc as a scenario language ;-)
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