> There is one thing I can’t get working yet, however, under XML Calabash using Saxon-HE, namely
> configure Saxon’s extension functionality to use Norm’s CoffeeSacks XSLT extension. (Saxon-HE is
> extensible only by means of an initialization called either programmatically or via an -init flag).
I thought there was a flag for that, or an XML Calabash configuration
option (I’d have *sworn*…), but I went looking the other day on behalf
of someone else and I couldn’t find it.
I’ll try to sort that out in the near future.
In the meantime, I think Martin’s proposal to do it in the *Saxon*
configuration file will work. Just put the names of the classes that
implement the functions in there:
org.nineml.coffeesacks.LoadGrammar
org.nineml.coffeesacks.MakeParser
org.nineml.coffeesacks.HygieneReportFunction
Be seeing you,
norm
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Norm Tovey-Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com>
https://norm.tovey-walsh.com/
> One must not confuse scientific fact with scientific misconception.
> They're more or less opposites, of course. But a scientific
> misconception, if widely believed, creates a kind of truth of its own.
> This doesn't seem to make sense, but it's true.--Adam Felber