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Added detection of when to use which transform.

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Thomas Gideon 2010-10-16 11:49:56 -04:00
parent 63a7e22c8e
commit 4d09fd9ce3
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@ -37,13 +37,24 @@ cp "$src" ./contents.xml.gz
# gunzip original file # gunzip original file
gunzip contents.xml.gz gunzip contents.xml.gz
# makes sure the ns is only on one line, also # makes sure the ns is only on one line, also
# makes the interim file more readable for debugging # makes the interim file more readable for debugging
tidy -config tidyrc -xml -m contents.xml tidy -config tidyrc -xml -m contents.xml
# xalan doesn't handle ns well, stripp them # xalan doesn't handle ns well, stripp them
sed -e "s/ xmlns=\".*\"//g" -i contents.xml sed -e "s/ xmlns=\".*\"//g" -i contents.xml
# TODO use grep to figure out which xsl to use
xalan -xsl without_offset.xsl -in contents.xml -text -out contents.txt # use grep to figure out which xsl to use
grep "<lit>[0-9]\{2\}:[0-9]\{2\}</lit>" contents.xml > /dev/null
if [ "$?" == "0" ]
then
xsl=with_offset.xsl
else
xsl=without_offset
fi
xalan -xsl $xsl -in contents.xml -text -out contents.txt
# expand the indent counts to proper leading white space # expand the indent counts to proper leading white space
sed -e "s/^2/ /" -i contents.txt sed -e "s/^2/ /" -i contents.txt
sed -e "s/^3/ /" -i contents.txt sed -e "s/^3/ /" -i contents.txt