- From: Matthieu Ricaud-Dussarget <matthieu.ricaud@igs-cp.fr>
- Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2011 13:31:31 +0200
- To: XProc Dev <xproc-dev@w3.org>
Hi all, Continuing discovering xproc, I have a new problem today : One of the steps of my pipeline gives for result an XHTML document that contains many <object data="fileA.svg">, <object data="fileB.svg"> elements. Of course each referenced "file{?}.svg" exists in a specific directory, let's call it "SVGdir". I'd like to iterate on those file{?}.svg and apply an XSLT transformation to each one (and store the result in separate directoty). I don't want to iterate the "SVGdir" directly cause it can contains some svg files which I don't want to transform cause they are not referenced in the XHTML document. I think there are 2 options : - filtering the directory files according to the XHTML - starting from the XHTML to iterate on the good SVG files in the directory I thought the 2nd option is better. (remind : I don't want the XSLT to be applied on the XHTML document itself, cause I'd like it to be independant : it takes one SVG in input and get one SVG in output.) The spec says that <p:xslt> can have a sequence of documents as input. But I don't find a way to make that work : - should I give an xpath collection() for p:xslt/p:input/@select => xproc error - should I iterate the <object> elements within the XHTML doc and then getting the svg document as input : <p:for-each name="for-each-html-object"> <p:iteration-source select="//h:object"> <p:pipe step="generateECF" port="result"/> </p:iteration-source> <p:xslt name="PDFTronSVG2epubFixedSVG"> <p:input port="source" select="document(concat('PAGES_SVG_0', tokenize(@data,'/')[last()] ))"> <p:pipe step="for-each-html-object" port="current"/> </p:input> [...] </p:for-each> => xproc err:XD0023:Invalid XPath expression I will continue to investigate for other solutions, but if you have any advices, they are welcome ! Kind Regards, Matthieu. -- Matthieu Ricaud IGS-CP Service Livre numérique
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