Hi Tom,
Thanks for your reply. I was thinking of exactly the same approach, but was
actually looking for a way to get along without the batch file. That's
because I am programming something in xsl that lets me translate another
transofrmation language into xsl, so I wanted to have a way to generate
*everything* automatically in xsl.
Best Regards,
At 10:47 27.06.2003 -0400, you wrote:
[Adrian Grigore]
> So, is there any other tool that would take the output from
> the nth xsl
> template and apply the next if necessary as described above?
> Of course I
> could code something like this, but why re-invent the wheel
> if someone
> might have done it already... :-)
If the downstream stylesheet to apply depends on the result of the
transformation, I would use a processor, like Saxon, that lets me write
multiple output files, and I would use that capability to write a second
file containing the next stylesheet to use - say in a file called
"next.txt"
Then I would use a batch file to create the command line to do the next
transformation, and so the chain that way.
Cheers,
Tom P
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