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* updated dependencies to mention C++14
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* if the target parameter is not provided FunctionGenerate now performs exactly the same functionality as FunctionTransform
* added "boost::optional<boost::filesystem::path>" specialization to the XObjectValue class
* modified test cases accordingly
* modified README.md accordingly
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* renamed FunctionExternalTextFormatter into FunctionExternalCommand
** the goal is to provide a general interface to a variety of external commands
*** e.g. not just text formatters but system utilities for file management and so on
** this requires the stdin parameter to be optional as not all external commands require stdin input
* implemented "filter_derived" helper template to determine amount of optional parameters
** optional parameters are defined as "boost::optional" specializations
*** they in turn can be detected by checking if "boost::optional_detail::optional_tag" is a base class
* "callConstructDocument" member method of "FunctionBase" performs additional bounds checking of parameter vector
* "boost::optional<std::string>" specific member overload was added to "XObjectValue" helper class
** we will have to provide full specializations for all optional types as C++ prohibits partial member function template specialization
* renamed the external function in "PlattformGuard"
* changed README.md and test cases accordingly
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* TestXSLT is a playground for testing static site generation concepts based on InputXSLT
* replaced xalan::FormatterToXML indent amount with its default value
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* this function essentially provides the same functionality as FunctionTransform with the addition of directly committing the result to the filesystem
** this is needed if one wants to generate doctype-containing transformations from inside a transformation as "write-file" is not able to infer the doctype of a given xalan::XalanNode pointer
** this is a integral limitation of (at least) XSLT 1.0 as implemented in Apache Xalan
*** a document can of course only have a single document type
*** e.g. we can not include a doctype node in the result tree of FunctionTransform
* implemented test case for FunctionGenerate
* transformation "test.xsl" is shared between the FunctionTransform and FunctionGenerate test cases
* modified README.md accordingly
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* slightly improved FunctionTransform test case utility templates
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* FunctionReadFile is now able to distinguish between XML files and plain text files
** it selects the appropriate course of action automatically
** reading the file as XML into the DOM or reading it as a string
* the current selection criteria is the file extension
** I am thinking about trying to import every file into the DOM and using the result state of that action as selection criteria
* Updated README.md and test cases accordingly
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* "unsigned" type led to a compiler error on 64bit systems
** the Sequence template uses std::size_t which resolves to "unsigned long" instead of "unsigned int" on 64bit systems
** as "unsigned" is resolved to "unsigned int" by the compiler this situation produced a type conflict
* added recommendation for using a xalan library version built with ICU flags to README.md
** otherwise e.g. the "format-number" function is not fully supported
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* test case requires markdown.pl formatter to be available in "/usr/bin/"
* updated README.md to mention "external-text-formatter" instead of "execute"
* updated "read-directory" test case reference file
* included library resolution test into "read-file" and "read-xml-file" test cases
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* enables execution of external programs
** second parameter is passed to stdin
** stdout is captured and returned
** based on booost::process
* this was implemented to enable access to external content preprocessors such as markdown
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* "InputXSLT:transform" expects two input arguments and executes the given transformation into the given target file
** this function respresents a important step in the direction of making it possible to write an actual static site generator on top of InputXSLT using XSLT
* added basic "transform" test case
* updated README.md to include this new function
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* selectively testing document construction in plain C++ code has turned out to be more work than worth it
** i.e. removed test cases and GTest dependency
* added boost::program_options based frontent to InputXSLT
** example command: "./test --transformation ../dummy/transform.xsl --target out.xml"
** the plan is to use a simple shell script that generated test transformations and compares the output to reference files
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