Re: [basex-talk] serialisation before xslt
Hi Marc, It took a while, but I think I've found the culprit. Could you give it another shot and check out the new snapshot [1]? Christian [1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/ On Sat, Aug 2, 2014 at 1:08 PM, Marc marc.li...@free.fr wrote: Hi, I do tests and answer but I think my answer is not passed. In BaseX 8, the result of an xslt transformation is always indent, else if I put the xsl:output indent=no, the same code in 7.9 doesn't indent. exemple : let $p-serialization := (output:serialization-parameters output:method value='xml'/ output:indent value='no'/ output:omit-xml-declaration value='no'/ output:encoding value='utf-8'/ .. file:write(f1.xml, collection(f),$p-serialization), file:write(f2.xml, xslt:transform(collection(f),try.xsl),$p-serialization) with xsl:output encoding=UTF-8 indent=no method=xml/ in try.xsl in 8 : the f1 is space conserved, the f2.xml is indented. in 7.9 : the f1 is space conserved, the f2 isn't indented but space not conserved I think that it's because the file is indented before to send it to the transformer. So at this time I have to use f1.xml and tranform it outside of BaseX. Marc Le 31/07/2014 00:00, Christian Grün a écrit : Hi Marc, We've recently worked on chopping issues in the BaseX 8.0 snapshot [1]; some of the issues that arise due to the unfortunate default setting of the chop flag [2] have been fixed there. Could you give it a try? If the problem persists, feel free to provide us with a little, ideally self-contained example. Best, Christian [1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/ [2] https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/913 On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 11:48 PM, Marc marc.li...@free.fr wrote: Hi, I want to transform with xslt before to output the file. If I do a serialize on the disk, runs the xslt with saxon et write the result the space are conserved (I use chop=false to load the file in the base). But if I transform the file in BaseX, and serialize the file after, the element are passed to the xslt indented and I lost the space at the begining and the end of element. And other thing, if I put the declare option db:chop 'false'; at the beginning of the XQuery, the file is indented, if I put it out (it's unuseful) the serialisation without indentation is done. I use the 7.9 version.
Re: [basex-talk] serialisation before xslt
Hi, I do tests and answer but I think my answer is not passed. In BaseX 8, the result of an xslt transformation is always indent, else if I put the xsl:output indent=no, the same code in 7.9 doesn't indent. exemple : let $p-serialization := (output:serialization-parameters output:method value='xml'/ output:indent value='no'/ output:omit-xml-declaration value='no'/ output:encoding value='utf-8'/ .. file:write(f1.xml, collection(f),$p-serialization), file:write(f2.xml, xslt:transform(collection(f),try.xsl),$p-serialization) with xsl:output encoding=UTF-8 indent=no method=xml/ in try.xsl in 8 : the f1 is space conserved, the f2.xml is indented. in 7.9 : the f1 is space conserved, the f2 isn't indented but space not conserved I think that it's because the file is indented before to send it to the transformer. So at this time I have to use f1.xml and tranform it outside of BaseX. Marc Le 31/07/2014 00:00, Christian Grün a écrit : Hi Marc, We've recently worked on chopping issues in the BaseX 8.0 snapshot [1]; some of the issues that arise due to the unfortunate default setting of the chop flag [2] have been fixed there. Could you give it a try? If the problem persists, feel free to provide us with a little, ideally self-contained example. Best, Christian [1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/ [2] https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/913 On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 11:48 PM, Marc marc.li...@free.fr wrote: Hi, I want to transform with xslt before to output the file. If I do a serialize on the disk, runs the xslt with saxon et write the result the space are conserved (I use chop=false to load the file in the base). But if I transform the file in BaseX, and serialize the file after, the element are passed to the xslt indented and I lost the space at the begining and the end of element. And other thing, if I put the declare option db:chop 'false'; at the beginning of the XQuery, the file is indented, if I put it out (it's unuseful) the serialisation without indentation is done. I use the 7.9 version.
[basex-talk] serialisation before xslt
Hi, I want to transform with xslt before to output the file. If I do a serialize on the disk, runs the xslt with saxon et write the result the space are conserved (I use chop=false to load the file in the base). But if I transform the file in BaseX, and serialize the file after, the element are passed to the xslt indented and I lost the space at the begining and the end of element. And other thing, if I put the declare option db:chop 'false'; at the beginning of the XQuery, the file is indented, if I put it out (it's unuseful) the serialisation without indentation is done. I use the 7.9 version.
Re: [basex-talk] serialisation before xslt
Hi Marc, We've recently worked on chopping issues in the BaseX 8.0 snapshot [1]; some of the issues that arise due to the unfortunate default setting of the chop flag [2] have been fixed there. Could you give it a try? If the problem persists, feel free to provide us with a little, ideally self-contained example. Best, Christian [1] http://files.basex.org/releases/latest/ [2] https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/issues/913 On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 11:48 PM, Marc marc.li...@free.fr wrote: Hi, I want to transform with xslt before to output the file. If I do a serialize on the disk, runs the xslt with saxon et write the result the space are conserved (I use chop=false to load the file in the base). But if I transform the file in BaseX, and serialize the file after, the element are passed to the xslt indented and I lost the space at the begining and the end of element. And other thing, if I put the declare option db:chop 'false'; at the beginning of the XQuery, the file is indented, if I put it out (it's unuseful) the serialisation without indentation is done. I use the 7.9 version.
