- From: <dvint@dvint.com>
- Date: Fri, 7 Aug 2015 08:36:57 -0700
- To: xproc-dev@w3.org
Hi, I've known about XPROC for sometime now, but this has been my first opportunity/need to actually make use of it. Currently I have a workflow that is comprised of several steps and XSLT stylesheets. I wanted to get this under a little control a little better managed. I had two surprises in trying to get the first two stages of my workflow automated. My first step uses a stylesheet (already working) that walks a series of linked DITA map files and outputs an XML file that is the flattened structure with some additional information gathered along the way. Results of running this stylesheet is an XML file that has the XML declaration and has been indented so it is human readable. When I look at the results from the XPROC run I have neither of these things. Is there some way to make this work like it does standalone? This now forces an extra probably manual step to just pretty print the result file when completed. >From the output of the above stylesheet I run another stylesheet against the output. This generates a text file (actually a batch file I want to execute later). Other than executing this file, all I want to do is save it, there will be no further processing. Surprise 2 is that it looks like XPROC doesn't want to deal with text outputs. I wrapped a dummy element around the output and things worked, but now I can't use the result directly. Is there some way to just write out a text file? I'm using oXygen 17 to develop and run my pipeline and using the include Calibash processor in case there are some features I can leverage from there. thanks ..dan
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