I want to copy (map?) specific information from a number of
source files
to a number of target files. I do have the names of the old files and
the matching names of the new files in a dBase. Is there a way that I
can do this with xsl without having to to this manually?
I would normally suggest here that your XSLT code should transform one input
file to one output file, and that you should write an application around
this which invokes the transformation once for each pair of files. But it
you want to do this within Stylus, your options are more limited. You can do
a fair bit in Saxon using the collection() function which returns a set of
input documents, for example
xsl:for-each select="collection(concat($dir, '?select=*.xml;recurse=yes'))"
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Platform - Windows XP, program - Stylus Studio - Is this enough info?
Thanks
Martina
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