On Sun, 2019-12-15 at 09:03 +0000, Trevor Nicholls
trevor(_at_)castingthevoid(_dot_)com wrote:
cd documents
for d in `cat dlist`; do
as others have said, use collection, or unparsed-text-lines() to read
dlist;
cd $d
for f in `cat flist`; do
java -jar $SAXONDIR/saxon8.jar -o $f.new.xml $f.xml
$SCRIPTDIR/transform.xsl doc=$d file=$f
This is super easy with fn:transform() and really fast too. In a recent
course i gave, people with laptops read an input XML file and split it
into over 9,000 HTML files with transform(), the entire process taking
roughly 6 seconds to run with Saxon for most of them, both fromthe
command-line and inside Oxygen XML Editor.
Watch that the parameters you pass with f:transformmust be QNames -use
QName('', 'doc) for example.
There's no easy way to change directory in Java, although you can do
that with a Saxon extension i think - calling the Java method:
System.setProperty("user.dir", "/some/directory")
might do it. The EXpath file:current-dir() function tells you where you
are.
So this approach would involve modifying the XSLT stylesheets you call
so that they take a dir parameter or use file:current-dir(). Watch that
Saxon on Windows might not include a drive letter with current-dir(),
which may or nay not matter to you.
Liam
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