RE: [xsl] Multiple input files

[David.Pawson@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Perhaps others who read this list in 98/99 can help,
#but I thought that if the input file to xt was a directory,
then each .xml file in that directory was processed?

regards DaveP



> > > My question is how to read all the xml files in one 
> directory as input
> > > files to my XSL file?
> 
> Why not do this in Perl, and let Perl call the XSLT engine 
> for every file?
> Or do you need to do XSLT over all files simultaneously? 
> 
> Below a little Perl to only process files in the current 
> directory  who start 
> with the content of the -f commandline variable. Instead of print "+";
> you can place the command to XSLT one file using whatever XSLT 
> engine supporting commandline running. 
> 
> Cas
> 
>   if ( $option{f} ) {                  # -f = only files starting with
>       print "... Converting $option{f} procedures to HTML:\n";
>       @filestodo = <$option{f}*>;
>       print "@filestodo \n";
>       foreach $file (@filestodo) {
>          print "+";
>       }
>       print "\n--> Found " . scalar(@filestodo) . " files to do.\n";
>       return \@filestodo;
>    }
> 
> 
> 
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