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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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* accepts a path parameter and the content to be written
* removed target parameter form FunctionTransform
** transformation result is now returned as a string
*** nodeset return value is planned
** e.g. writing the result to the fs is optional and has to be achieved using FunctionWriteFile
* changed "transform" test case accordingly
* this marks a paradigm shift and is the continuation of the changes described in 741a70f
** InputXSLT now also implements a output function
* added basic io error handling to FunctionReadFile
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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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* importing XML output of a called executable into the result document required special logic which clashed with a general execute function
* general execute function may be implemented in the future
** support for external text formatters with XML output has a higher priority
* current implementation enables calling a markdown parser and including the XHTML output into the document
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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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* if a given file can not be located relative to the transformation's location both "read-file" and "read-xml-file" will now try to resolve the path using the IncludeEntityResolver
* all external functions based on the FunctionBase template are now provided with a pointer to a IncludeEntityResolver instance
* it is determined by the external function implementation whether include path resolution will be used
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* xalan / xerces offers the possibility of implementing custom entity resolvers which are called upon by "<xsl:include..."
** such a custom resolver was implemented to resolve include path entities
* this is a much better way to support include paths than offering a custom external "resolve-include" function
* as entity paths are expanded before they are passed to the entity resolver, a special "[path]" syntax simmilar to "#include <path>" had to be implemented
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* resolves paths provided as strings against include paths provided through the newly created "--include" argument of the test executable
* this was implemented to enable central collections of XSLT libraries simmilar to how there are C headers in "/usr/include"
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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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* up until now all external functions were locally installed to a specific XalanTransformer instance contained within a TransformationGuard instance
** this had to change as I planned to add a "execute-transformation" function based on TransformationGuard which would have led to recursive self-instantiation
** global external functions have to be thread-safe
* as global external function can not be provided with a reference to a transformation-specific FilesystemFacade instance, the working path is now determined using xalan::Locator
** currently using pointer arithmetics on XMLCh* to remove the "file://" prefix of the URI returned by locator->getSystemId(), may be unsafe
* added compilation unit for PlattformGuard as it now contains function installation in addition to plattform lifetime management
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