Hi Colin,
I must have missed your question about the ProblemListener -- I'll go back
and see if I can find it.
If you're running this from within Eiffel, there may be some issues with
stderr, although it would be very strange to see output from xsl:message
and not see an error message. Can you write a quick C++ program to test
your C++ interface to Eiffel?
And just to be sure, are you working with a CVS drop, or from a particular
release?
Dave
Colin Paul Adams
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>>>>> "David" == David N Bertoni/Cambridge/IBM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
David> Hi Colin,
David> I'm not sure how you're testing, but using the Xalan
David> command line driver, errors, messages, and warnings are all
David> reported to stdout. This is the default, unless you've
David> installed a ProblemListener that does something else. Have
David> you written your own code using XalanTransformer, or are
David> you using the command line utility?
The former (I've actually written an extensive interface for the Eiffel
programming language).
But I haven't installed a ProblemListener, as I am uncertain of the
semantics of the constructor (I posted a question on this subject
earlier this week). So I am surprised not to see the errors.
The transform concerned was a Xerces DOM to Xerces DOM transform, if
it makes any difference.
--
Colin Paul Adams
Preston Lancashire
