RE: OM script -> xsl stylesheet

>the command line
>given needs updating
Thanks David.  Good catch.  I'll fix that.

>Quite useful, so long as the
>instance covers
>most of the dtd
Good observation.  I'm writing a companion piece that generates an XSL
stylesheet from a DTD.  Hopefully that will help in some cases.

>A good addition would be a
>catchall template
>with a warning if additional
>elements are found.
Another great suggestion.  I'll put it in the next version.

>Since the archives are down
>I can't find
>his email ads
Rick Geimer is going to host the program on his OmniMark resource page
(http://www.xmeta.com/omlette).  It ought to show up over the weekend.
Meanwhile you can still sample it at
http://www.geocities.com/xml_landscapes/

Any thoughts or suggestions are appreciated.

Bryan Schnabel


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Subject: OM script -> xsl stylesheet


Bryan Schnabel offered an xom
script to provide a shell xsl stylesheet
for a given input file.

Since the archives are down I can't find
his email ads.
Just to note that the command line
given needs updating:

omle -s xml2xsl.xom lessons.xml -of temp.xsl

Quite useful, so long as the instance covers
most of the dtd.

A good addition would be a catchall template
with a warning if additional elements are found.

Regards DaveP


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