I very much like Sorins and Tommy's idea, as i know my transformation scenarios to work but have to spend time to develop ant build file and making sure the 2 are in sync. I oxygen could (to some degree) help this process the would be highly appreciated and in our organization seen as a plus. its one thing to click a scenario together, its a whole different ball game to write one from scratch.
just my 2 cents bram On 12 May 2009, at 23:03, Syd Bauman wrote: >>> Is it possible to run a transformation scenario from the command >>> line? [Mac OS X - make based builds] The reason I want to do >>> this, is typesetting a programming book, where xinclude files are >>> generated from source code, marked up with special comments > > I don't quite follow the details of your reason for wanting to do > this, and as we've just learned from Sorin, you can't actually run a > transformation scenario from the command line. That said, I run > transformations (including XInclude) from the command line, a bash > script, or occasionally a make file almost every day. (Mostly on Mac > OS X.) > > E.g.: > > $ xmllint --xinclude --noent ingredients.xml | xsltproc bake.xslt - > > /tmp/bread.xml > > OR, equivalently > $ xsltproc --xinclude bake.xslt ingredients.xml -o /tmp/bread.xml > > OR, almost equivalently, for XSLT2 > $ saxon -xi:on -xsl:bake.xslt -s:ingredients.xml -o:/tmp/bread.xml > > > Although in truth, I often have to operate on multiple files at once > (whitespace added for readability): > > $ for f in ingredients/*.xml ; > do echo "---------$f:" ; > xsltproc --xinclude bake.xslt $f > /tmp/baked/$f ; > done > > OR, for XSLT2 > $ saxon -xi:on -xsl:bake.xslt -s:ingredients/ -o/tmp/baked/ > > HTH > > _______________________________________________ > oXygen-user mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.oxygenxml.com/mailman/listinfo/oxygen-user _______________________________________________ oXygen-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.oxygenxml.com/mailman/listinfo/oxygen-user
