RE: About XML to multiple language/multiple outputs

["Didier PH Martin" <martind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Matthias,

OK we have a to d and this could be used for experiments. DSC works now
obviously on Linux. If there not too much system dependencies I may try or
Avi may try to make it run on Windows, so that we can provide the tool
compiled for experiments

Many thanx Matthias, You achieved, today, two things (on top of all the
others you already achieved today, off course), a) change my mental model
about DSC-2.0 and b) provide to the community a clear example of a DSSSL
transformation. Now, let's hope that people will experiment and provide
feedback. Again, many thanx Matthias.

regards
Didier PH Martin
mailto:martind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.netfolder.com

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-dssslist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-dssslist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Matthias Clasen
Sent: Friday, August 13, 1999 5:17 PM
To: dssslist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: About XML to multiple language/multiple outputs



I just got dsc 2.0 built with a little hacking - somehow the makefiles
didn't want to build the included sp-1.3, so I had to link dsc
manually against my installed sp-1.3.2 libs.

Here is the result of running one of the examples distributed with dsc:

clasen:[data] >../build/src/dsc -s reverse -c catalog idtrans.dsl -+
triv.sgm
>>> Evaluating specification . . . done.
>>>>>DSSSL read-eval-print loop (use (srep) for Scheme reader)<<<<<
dsc> (go)
<SIMP LANG='hsilgne'><BIT NAME='TWO'>2</BIT><BIT NAME='ONE'>1</BIT></SIMP>
dsc>

--------------------triv.sgm-----------------------------

<!doctype simp [
<!element simp o o (bit*)>
<!attlist simp lang CDATA "english">
<!element bit - - (#PCDATA)>
<!attlist bit name id #required
              lang CDATA #implied>
]>
<bit name=one>1</bit>
<bit name=two>2</bit>

--------------------idtrans.dsl--------------------------

<!doctype transformation-sheet PUBLIC
       "-//Henry S. Thompson//DTD DSSSL Transformation Sheet//EN">
<!-- examples of DSSSL transformations, based on an original by James Clark
       -->

<transformation-specification id=ident use='basic'>
;;; Identity transform

(=> (everything)
    (default-transform))

<transformation-specification id=basic>
;;; Corrected version of an original by James Clark

(define (everything)
  (subgrove (current-root)))

(define (default-transform)
  (if (origin-to-subnode-rel (current-node))
      ;; internal
      (identity-transform-by-origin)
    ;; root
    (create-root #f                     ; identifier for output grove
                 (copy-current))))

(define (identity-transform-by-origin)
  (create-sub (origin (current-node))
              (copy-current)
              property: (origin-to-subnode-rel (current-node))))

(define (copy-current)
  (subgrove-spec node: (current-node)))

;;; Reverse order of children

<transformation-specification id=reverse use='basic'>

(=> (everything)
    (if (or (node-list-empty? (parent (current-node)))
            (node-list-empty? (follow (current-node))))
        (default-transform)
      (create-follow (ifollow (current-node))
                     (copy-current))))



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Mathematisches Institut, Albert-Ludwigs-Universitaet Freiburg


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