Happy Easter to whoever is celebrating it!
Here is a question for people who know how to write makefiles. I have
looked into the compile process and found out that rather than using the
generator.py to do xsl transformations, I can use the make process to
achieve the same result much easier. I have successfully managed to
process a single file:
FILE = $(QXTRANSFORMER_XML_DIR)/boxLayout
XSLTPROC = xsltproc
XSL = $(QXTRANSFORMER_PATH)/qxt-xslt/transformer.xsl
transform:
$(XSLTPROC) $(XSL) $(FILE).xml > $(FILE).js
check_xml:
xmllint --noout $(FILE).xml
and can now issue "make transform" to convert boxLayout.xml to
boxLayout.js with our qxtransformer templates. However, i don't know how
to process a folder full of xml files. I could try "for file in
$(QXTRANSFORMER_XML_DIR) do; ...." but I have read that the makefile
syntax can do this automatically. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Christian
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