I am producing clojure data with XSLT. At first I embraced the result in a
vector of vectors so that a single (read-string) would read the whole
structure in one take.
Unfortunately when the XSLT sheet produces bad data I don't see easily what
is going wrong.
So is there an alternative for read-string?
This is the code I am using right now. Instead of XSLT outputting a vector
of vectors I output vectors separated by "@@@"
--------------------- Code -------------------------------
;; dependency [clojure-saxon "0.9.4"]
(def xsl-sheet (xml/compile-xslt (java.io.File. "sheet.xsl")))
(defn convert->transactions[[meta-params xml]]
(.toString (xsl-sheet (xml/compile-xml xml) meta-params)))
(defn read-in [the-str]
(try (map
#(try (read-string %1)
(catch Exception e
(println "read-in Error:" (.getMessage e)
" token: " %1
" token-pos" %2
)))
(str/split the-str #"@@@") (range 1000000000))))
--------------------- Code -------------------------------
Is there a more elegant way to read-in and get nice errors ?
Many Greetings
John
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