On 14.9.2014 3:22, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
Can anyone confirm the state of xpointer support in xsltproc, or any
other Free XSLT processor for that matter ? (For example, what about
saxon ?) Are there any (free) test suites that I could use to get a
sense of what is supported and what not ?
On 09/14/2014 05:09 AM, Jirka Kosek wrote:
On 14.9.2014 3:22, Stefan Seefeld wrote:
Can anyone confirm the state of xpointer support in xsltproc, or any
other Free XSLT processor for that matter ? (For example, what about
saxon ?) Are there any (free) test suites that I could use to get a
I have had success using xmllint to access nodes using xpath.
I can't tell you how well it supports xpath, but I am able to do things like
the example below, which turns a chapter into a preface and changes the title.
preface
titlePreface/title
xi:include href=ebook-intro.xml
On 09/14/2014 02:02 PM, Richard Hamilton wrote:
Regarding the question of pulling the second listitem from a section with a
particular id, I think the following will do the trick (I don't claim it's
the most elegant way to do this, but it works with xmllint):
xi:include href=filename.xml
Hi Stefan,
I didn't say it was elegant:-).
I agree that DocBook transclusion may be the way to go. I need to look into it
further for our book process.
And a multi-stage process works well for us. Maybe it's my long experience with
Unix, but I use multi-stage processes all the time. They let
