On Mar 22, 2008, at 8:46 AM, Kamal wrote:
Aaron Gray wrote:
I am looking for an XSLT processor for Mac OS X for my father to use.
Ideally it is native and does not require Java to be installed. Also it
would be good if it had a graphical frontend and ideally able to batch
process.
Probably asking too much :)
Many thanks in advance,
Aaron
Does MacOS X come with xsltproc? Check if you can run that on the
command line.
Yes, MacOSX comes with xsltproc, which is in /usr/bin.
You can test this by doing this at the prompt:
which xsltproc
As someone else mentioned, xsltproc only does xsl 1.0, but it's very
fast.
Okay, will try xsltproc, I tried Gestalt, and it works great compared to
Microsoft MSXSL which does not indent properly and translates <br/> into
<br></br> 's which is crap.
I tried Gestalt on Windows and its great, written in Eiffel so its probably
very well written.
Thanks everyone,
Aaron
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