So in the case of Jacek, it seems the answer to your response
(Dimitre) is "the grammar is PHP, and I want to be able to parse
a PHP exerpt while formating a DITA document by using XSLT (to
add some info to the PHP code to provide syntax highliting in
HTML)".
Why does this sound so weird, or am I the only one thinking so?
While this could be accomplished in XSLT, any other compiler-compiler
system in any other language could be used, too.
I've never imagined (and I don't find myself excited) to parse PHP in XSLT.
On the other side, generating PHP code (and any other PL code) with
XSLT seems more interesting.
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On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 10:26 AM, Florent Georges
<lists(_at_)fgeorges(_dot_)org> wrote:
Jacek Iwanski wrote:
Hi,
1. What is XSLTHL ?
A single JAR file with syntax highlighting module to be
invoked with Saxon, Xalan, etc.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xslthl/
2. What has to be parsed? Grammar + example.
The grammmar is DITA, but all code to parse lies within
<codeblock> element.
More precisely, the grammar is the grammar of any supported
language <http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/xslthl/>, for
instance if you embed JavaScript or PHP into DITA or DocBook.
If I am right, XSLTHL is used as an option in the DocBook XSLT
stylesheets.
So in the case of Jacek, it seems the answer to your response
(Dimitre) is "the grammar is PHP, and I want to be able to parse
a PHP exerpt while formating a DITA document by using XSLT (to
add some info to the PHP code to provide syntax highliting in
HTML)".
Regards,
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