Re: XSLT processor for Mac OS X

Hello Aaron,

mac osx comes with libxslt as default, though this is only v1.0 (not
sure if u specified XSLT 1.0 or 2.0 )

commandline is xsltproc

u might find this is useful, which is a kind of gui for it

http://cocoatron.com/

hth, JIm Fuller

On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 10:11 AM, Colin Paul Adams
<colin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >>>>> "Aaron" == Aaron Gray <angray@xxxxxxxx> writes:
>
>     Aaron> Okay, its for PPC, thats great.
>
>  So you can download it starting at http://gestalt.sourceforge.net and
>  follow the links.
>
>     Aaron> Also it would be good if it had a graphical frontend
>     >>
>     >> To do what?
>
>     Aaron> So my father does not have to use command line. There maybe
>     Aaron> a way to use Aplple script or simular to do a graphical
>     Aaron> interface, for choosing files and destination directories,
>     Aaron> etc.
>
>  There may be. I have never used a Mac, and have no idea what Apple
>  script looks like.
>
>  But if you were to spec. such an interface, it would be fairly easy to
>  write.
>
>
>     Aaron> and ideally able to batch process.
>     >>
>     >> I'm not sure what you mean by that in the context of XSLT.
>
>     Aaron> To allow groups of files to be translated.
>
>  That functionality is available via shell scripts (you can just write
>  a script that repeatedly invokes the processor) - but you could also
>  make it part of the spec for a graphical interface.
>
>  But this can be done within a transformation using collection and xsl:result-document.
>  --
>  Colin Adams
>  Preston Lancashire