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Applying a Stylesheet from the Command Line
You use the StylusXslt utility to apply a stylesheet from the command line. The StylusXslt utility uses Stylus Studio's built-in XSLT and XPath processors, which support XSLT 1.0 and XPath 1.0, respectively. The built-in processors are designed to aid testing and debugging and have not been optimized for performance.
One way you might want to use the StylusXslt command-line utility is to chain stylesheets. That is, you can create a batch file in which Stylus Studio consecutively applies multiple stylesheets to the same XML source document. Stylus Studio creates temporary files to specify the result of one transformation as the source for the next transformation.
The StylusXslt utility takes the following format:
StylusXslt [-out <output file>] [-param name=value] [-fop] [-print] -in <input XML file> <XSLT stylesheet>
Table 10 describes the parameters for the StylusXql command.
Parameter
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Description
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[-out <output file>]
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File to which the XSLT result will be written. The default is stdout.
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[-param name=value]
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The name-value pair of a parameter in the stylesheet specified in the stylesheet parameter.
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[-fop]
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Invokes the Apache Formatting Objects Processor (FOP) to post-process the XSLT result.
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[-print]
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Sends the result of the transformation to the default printer.
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[-in <input file>] |
The path of the XML document to which you want to apply the stylesheet specified in the XSLT stylesheet parameter.
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<XSLT stylesheet>
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The path of the XSLT you want to apply to the document specified in the
-in parameter.
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Table 10. StylusXslt Command Line Parameters
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