http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect4/N9291.html#d9080e31
Chris Bayes did this for the list a while back.
Very useful.
HTH DaveP
Write a program in C or C++ that generates a directory
listing in XML, e.g.
<dir basedir="/tmp">
<file name="030312_01.xml" />
...
</dir>
and in the XSLT processing give the directory listing as the
input document, and process every file entry by retrieving
the corresponding XML file by using e.g.
document(concat('file://', ../@basedir, '/', @name))
and combine them.
Cheers,
Jarno - Hypnoskull: electronic music means war to us (v4)
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