It doesn't make a difference ... it seems that it will only work if the processor loads the actual file. I have it where it reads in the file as a string and then passes it to the processor. I don't pass the file URI to the processor. That is why the include directive hasn't been working for me. Is there any way around this without having to pass the file URI's?
But what makes a difference?
A simple script using XML:Sablotron is attached.
Just type
perl sablot.pl including.xsl data.xml
instead of
sabcmd including.xsl data.xml
Anthony Gaudio wrote:
> that works perfectly, except I failed to tell you that I want it to
> work with the XML::Sablotron Perl package.
>
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