findXSLImports: Find imported XSL documents
In omegahat/XDocTools: Tools for working with XML and XSL documents

Description Usage Arguments Value References See Also Examples

This function, similar to getXIncludeFiles, finds the names of the documents that an XSL file imports or includes. This allows the caller to find the dependencies between XSL files and understand which set of XSL files are used by a top-level XSL document.

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findXSLImports(dir, 
                files = list.files(dir, pattern = ".*\\.xsl$", recursive = TRUE, full.names = TRUE), 
               filter.out = "docbook-xsl", simplify = TRUE, recursive = FALSE)

`dir`	the directory in which to look for .xsl files.
`files`	the names of one or more XSL files to process and find the XSL files they import.
`filter.out`	a string providing a regular expression which is used to identify elements within files that should be discarded and not searched for their import/include nodes. This is useful in conjunction with the default value for files so that one can include all but a few files.
`simplify`	a logical value that controls whether the result is left as a list with an element for each document in files, or simplified to a single character vector with no duplicates.
`recursive`	a logical value controlling whether each of the imported/included files are also searched for their import/include files and so on with those files.

If simplify is FALSE, a list with an element for each of the values in files. Each element is either a character vector if recursive is FALSE or a list containing lists for each of the import/include'd files.

If simplify is TRUE, a character vector is returned.

http://www.w3.org/Style/XSL/

getXIncludeFiles

xsltApplyStyleSheet

  

 #  File
 #  This searches the XSL file in the XDynDocs package.
 #  Note that we are using a URL and allowing a catalog file
 #  map this to the local file, or read it from the URL.
findXSLImports( , "http://www.omegahat.org/XDynDocs/XSL/html.xsl")
findXSLImports(files = "http://www.omegahat.org/DynDocs.xsl")


 #  Directories
 #  This version reads all the XSL files in a directory and
 #  finds all their imports.
 #  This makes most sense when the .xsl files in the directory are unrelated
 #  and refer to .xsl files in other directories. This is the case, for example,
 #  when we have top-level XSL files for HTML, FO, LaTeX and text in one
 #  directory and each refers to other XSL files in separate directories.
findXSLImports("~/Classes/StatComputing/XDynDocs/inst/XSL", simplify = FALSE)
findXSLImports("~/Classes/StatComputing/XDynDocs/inst/XSL", simplify = FALSE, recursive = TRUE)