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Ben Stover wrote:
I want to create a DOS batch file onto I can drag TWO documents simultaneously: There is no sense in 'auto-sensing' from Saxon's point of view, as XSLT itself is XML and can be used as the source for another XSLT document (which I often do). However, in cases where only a specific type of calling convention is used (you seem to always have one *.xslt and one *.xml document and the second is the source for the first, correct?), you can use simple DOS Batch techniques. Since you seem to already know how to work with DOS, you only have to change the following batch example to fit your needs. It uses a "trick" by exploring the errorlevel return code of the findstr dos utility (which is '1' when string is not found). Basic piping and trashing to the bin (nul) is used for making it a non-obtrusive simple command (third line below). You may have to change the findstr command a bit, for instance if you have *.xsl instead of *.xslt, or if you call it with quotes around it etc. Findstr supports regexes, check findstr /? for how. The rest if the commands follow common msdos batch file logic with if/goto/label etc. Change "saxon" (which is on my path) to the way you call saxon. Cheers, -- Abel Braaksma http://www.nuntia.nl @echo off REM The pipeline and %1 may not have a space between! echo %1| findstr /E /C:.xslt >nul if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto XMLFIRST goto XMLSECOND REM The XML file is the first argument, this is normal :XMLFIRST echo XMLFIRST echo saxon %1 %2 saxon %1 %2 goto END REM The XML file is the second argument, switch them :XMLSECOND echo XMLSECOND (switch back) echo saxon %2 %1 saxon %2 %1 goto END :END
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