Kevin Flynn wrote: > I have a macro that does the following: > > - Creates a copy of the current document with copyDocument > - runs an XSL transformation on the result > - Reads the transformation output with read > - Pastes the transformation output back into the original document > > The transformation output contains both entity references and XIncludes. It > consists of all children of the original document's root nodes, wrapped in a > "clipboard" element. However, I cannot paste it over the corresponding > elements in the source file. > > If I manually create a complete document from the transformation output by > replacing the clipboard element with the source document root element, then > I can open it in XXE, copy the root's children and paste them into the > source document as required. If I examine the contents of the paste buffer > when I copy from XXE, I can see that XXE includes management data with the > inclusions to make this possible. > > Is there any way I can paste the inclusions back in from a macro? If not, > would it be possible, for example, to add a parameter to copyDocument that > preserves inclusion management data? It would then be possible to "round > trip" managed inclusions through an XSL transformation. >
I understand your problem. Sorry, I don't see how this could be implemented.
