Re: [xslt] (no subject)
- From: Phil Shafer <phil juniper net>
- To: Denis Davidov <den dgtex gmail com>
- Cc: The Gnome XSLT library mailing-list <xslt gnome org>
- Subject: Re: [xslt] (no subject)
- Date: Mon, 27 Feb 2012 16:50:42 -0500
Denis Davidov writes:
>But how? Registered extensions are stored in the XSLT context. If you
> want to transform different pair of XML-XSL, you have to create new
> XSLT context (right?). So you have to delete current context and
> create new one. Or there is a way to re-use XSLT context? Do you want
> me to provide short code example?
Use xsltRegisterExtModuleFunction() and xsltRegisterExtModuleElement().
>Create new dict using xmlDictCreate and then fill it with
> xmlDictLookup - correct?
IIRC the dict is used automagikally.
>Could you show me how could I set my node as the context node? I've
> tried to replace xmlXPathContextPtr->node with my node, but the
> program crashed (while my ugly method works fine).
I use nodePush() and nodePop().
> 1. Query for /procedures/procedure -> now I have the list of the procedures
> 2. Query for /param for each procedure (node) to obtain parameters
> list of each procedure. (in fact config structure is much complex, so
> I need to do it exactly this way)
If your needs are that simple, just whiffle through the children of
each <procedure> node. If they are more complex, use xmlXPathEvalExpression()
to select an appropriate set of nodes.
Thanks,
Phil
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