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<h1>NAME</h1>XML::XSLT - A perl module for processing XSLT

<h1>SYNOPSIS
 </h1>

<pre>
use XML::XSLT;

my $xslt = XML::XSLT-&gt;new ($xsl, warnings =&gt; 1);

$xslt-&gt;transform ($xmlfile);

print $xslt-&gt;toString;

$xslt-&gt;dispose();

</pre>

<h1>DESCRIPTION
 </h1>

This module implements the W3C's XSLT specification. The goal is full
implementation of this spec, but we have not yet achieved
that. However, it already works well. See 
 XML::XSLT Commands
 for
the current status of each command.

XML::XSLT makes use of XML::DOM and LWP::Simple, while XML::DOM
uses XML::Parser. Therefore XML::Parser, XML::DOM and LWP::Simple
have to be installed properly for XML::XSLT to run.

<h1>Specifying Sources
 </h1>

The stylesheets and the documents may be passed as filenames, file
handles regular strings, string references or DOM-trees. Functions
that require sources (e.g. new), will accept either a named parameter
or simply the argument.

Either of the following are allowed:

<pre>
my $xslt = XML::XSLT-&gt;new($xsl);
my $xslt = XML::XSLT-&gt;new(Source =&gt; $xsl);

</pre>

In documentation, the named parameter `Source' is always shown, but it
is never required.

<h2>METHODS
 </h2>

<ul>

<li>
 new(Source =&gt; $xml [, %args])

Returns a new XSLT parser object. Valid flags are:

</li>

<ul>

<li>
 DOMparser_args

Hashref of arguments to pass to the XML::DOM::Parser object's parse
method.

</li>

<li>
 variables

Hashref of variables and their values for the stylesheet.

</li>

<li>
 base

Base of URL for file inclusion.

</li>

<li>
 debug

Turn on debugging messages.

</li>

<li>
 warnings

Turn on warning messages.

</li>

<li>
 indent

Starting amount of indention for debug messages. Defaults to 0.

</li>

<li>
 indent_incr

Amount to indent each level of debug message. Defaults to 1.

</li>

</ul>

<li>
 open_xml(Source =&gt; $xml [, %args])

Gives the XSLT object new XML to process. Returns an XML::DOM object
corresponding to the XML.

</li>

<ul>

<li>
 base

The base URL to use for opening documents.

</li>

<li>
 parser_args

Arguments to pase to the parser.

</li>

</ul>

<li>
 open_xsl(Source =&gt; $xml, [, %args])

Gives the XSLT object a new stylesheet to use in processing XML.
Returns an XML::DOM object corresponding to the stylesheet. Any
arguments present are passed to the XML::DOM::Parser.

</li>

<ul>

<li>
 base

The base URL to use for opening documents.

</li>

<li>
 parser_args

Arguments to pase to the parser.

</li>

</ul>

<li>
 process(%variables)

Processes the previously loaded XML through the stylesheet using the
variables set in the argument.

</li>

<li>
 transform(Source =&gt; $xml [, %args])

Processes the given XML through the stylesheet. Returns an XML::DOM
object corresponding to the transformed XML. Any arguments present
are passed to the XML::DOM::Parser.

</li>

<li>
 serve(Source =&gt; $xml [, %args])

Processes the given XML through the stylesheet. Returns a string
containg the result. Example:

<pre>
use XML::XSLT qw(serve);

</pre>

<pre>
$xslt = XML::XSLT-&gt;new($xsl);
print $xslt-&gt;serve $xml;

</pre>

</li>

<ul>

<li>
 http_headers

If true, then prepends the appropriate HTTP headers (e.g. Content-Type,
Content-Length);

Defaults to true.

</li>

<li>
 xml_declaration

If true, then the result contains the appropriate &lt;?xml?&gt; header.

Defaults to true.

</li>

<li>
 xml_version

The version of the XML.

Defaults to 1.0.

</li>

<li>
 doctype

The type of DOCTYPE this document is. Defaults to SYSTEM.

</li>

</ul>

<li>
 toString

Returns the result of transforming the XML with the stylesheet as a
string.

</li>

<li>
 to_dom

Returns the result of transforming the XML with the stylesheet as an
XML::DOM object.

</li>

<li>
 media_type

Returns the media type (aka mime type) of the object.

</li>

<li>
 dispose

Executes the 
 dispose
 method on each XML::DOM object.

</li>

</ul>

<h1>XML::XSLT Commands
 </h1>

<ul>

<li>
 xsl:apply-imports		no

Not supported yet.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:apply-templates		limited

Attribute 'select' is supported to the same extent as xsl:value-of
supports path selections.

Not supported yet:
- attribute 'mode'
- xsl:sort and xsl:with-param in content

</li>

<li>
 xsl:attribute			partially

Adds an attribute named to the value of the attribute 'name' and as value
the stringified content-template.

Not supported yet:
- attribute 'namespace'

</li>

<li>
 xsl:attribute-set		yes

Partially

</li>

<li>
 xsl:call-template		yes

Takes attribute 'name' which selects xsl:template's by name.

Weak support:
- xsl:with-param (select attrib not supported)

Not supported yet:
- xsl:sort

</li>

<li>
 xsl:choose			yes

Tests sequentially all xsl:whens until one succeeds or
until an xsl:otherwise is found. Limited test support, see xsl:when

</li>

<li>
 xsl:comment			yes

Supported.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:copy				partially

</li>

<li>
 xsl:copy-of			limited

Attribute 'select' functions as well as with
xsl:value-of

</li>

<li>
 xsl:decimal-format		no

Not supported yet.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:element			yes

</li>

<li>
 xsl:fallback			no

Not supported yet.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:for-each			limited

Attribute 'select' functions as well as with
xsl:value-of

Not supported yet:
- xsl:sort in content

</li>

<li>
 xsl:if				limited

Identical to xsl:when, but outside xsl:choose context.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:import			no

Not supported yet.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:include			yes

Takes attribute href, which can be relative-local, 
absolute-local as well as an URL (preceded by
identifier http:).

</li>

<li>
 xsl:key				no

Not supported yet.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:message			no

Not supported yet.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:namespace-alias		no

Not supported yet.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:number			no

Not supported yet.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:otherwise			yes

Supported.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:output			limited

Only the initial xsl:output element is used. The &quot;text&quot; output method
is not supported, but shouldn't be difficult to implement. Only the
&quot;doctype-public&quot;, &quot;doctype-system&quot;, &quot;omit-xml-declaration&quot;, &quot;method&quot;,
and &quot;encoding&quot; attributes have any support.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:param			experimental

Synonym for xsl:variable (currently). See xsl:variable for support.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:preserve-space		no

Not supported yet. Whitespace is always preserved.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:processing-instruction	yes

Supported.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:sort				no

Not supported yet.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:strip-space			no

Not supported yet. No whitespace is stripped.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:stylesheet			limited

Minor namespace support: other namespace than 'xsl:' for xsl-commands
is allowed if xmlns-attribute is present. xmlns URL is verified.
Other attributes are ignored.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:template			limited

Attribute 'name' and 'match' are supported to minor extend.
('name' must match exactly and 'match' must match with full
path or no path)

Not supported yet:
- attributes 'priority' and 'mode'

</li>

<li>
 xsl:text				yes

Supported.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:transform			limited

Synonym for xsl:stylesheet

</li>

<li>
 xsl:value-of			limited

Inserts attribute or element values. Limited support:

&lt;xsl:value-of select=&quot;.&quot;/&gt;

&lt;xsl:value-of select=&quot;/root-elem&quot;/&gt;

&lt;xsl:value-of select=&quot;elem&quot;/&gt;

&lt;xsl:value-of select=&quot;//elem&quot;/&gt;

&lt;xsl:value-of select=&quot;elem[n]&quot;/&gt;

&lt;xsl:value-of select=&quot;//elem[n]&quot;/&gt;

&lt;xsl:value-of select=&quot;@attr&quot;/&gt;

&lt;xsl:value-of select=&quot;text()&quot;/&gt;

&lt;xsl:value-of select=&quot;processing-instruction()&quot;/&gt;

&lt;xsl:value-of select=&quot;comment()&quot;/&gt;

and combinations of these.

Not supported yet:
- attribute 'disable-output-escaping'

</li>

<li>
 xsl:variable			experimental

Very limited. It should be possible to define a variable and use it with
&amp;lt;xsl:value select=&quot;$varname&quot; /&amp;gt; within the same template.

</li>

<li>
 xsl:when				limited

Only inside xsl:choose. Limited test support:

&lt;xsl:when test=&quot;@attr='value'&quot;&gt;

&lt;xsl:when test=&quot;elem='value'&quot;&gt;

&lt;xsl:when test=&quot;path/[@attr='value']&quot;&gt;

&lt;xsl:when test=&quot;path/[elem='value']&quot;&gt;

&lt;xsl:when test=&quot;path&quot;&gt;

path is supported to the same extend as with xsl:value-of

</li>

<li>
 xsl:with-param			experimental

It is currently not functioning. (or is it?)

</li>

</ul>

<h1>SUPPORT
 </h1>

General information, bug reporting tools, the latest version, mailing
lists, etc. can be found at the XML::XSLT homepage:

<pre>
http://xmlxslt.sourceforge.net/

</pre>

<h1>DEPRECATIONS
 </h1>

Methods and interfaces from previous versions that are not documented in this
version are deprecated. Each of these deprecations can still be used
but will produce a warning when the deprecation is first used. You
can use the old interfaces without warnings by passing 
 new()
 the
flag 
 use_deprecated
 . Example:

<pre>
$parser = XML::XSLT-&gt;new($xsl, &quot;FILE&quot;,
 use_deprecated =&gt; 1);

</pre>

The deprecated methods will disappear by the time a 1.0 release is made.

The deprecated methods are :

<ul>

<li>
 output_string

use toString instead

</li>

<li>
 result_string

use toString instead

</li>

<li>
 output

use toString instead

</li>

<li>
 result

use toString instead

</li>

<li>
 result_mime_type

use media_type instead

</li>

<li>
 output_mime_type

use media_type instead

</li>

<li>
 result_tree

use to_dom instead

</li>

<li>
 output_tree

use to_dom instead

</li>

<li>
 transform_document

use transform instead

</li>

<li>
 process_project

use process instead

</li>

<li>
 open_project

use 
 Source
 argument to 
 new()
 and 
 transform
 instead.

</li>

<li>
 print_output

use 
 serve()
 instead.

</li>

</ul>

Yes.

<h1>HISTORY
 </h1>

Geert Josten and Egon Willighagen developed and maintained XML::XSLT
up to version 0.22. At that point, Mark Hershberger started moving
the project to Sourceforge and began working on it with Bron Gondwana.

<h1>LICENCE
 </h1>

Copyright (c) 1999 Geert Josten &amp; Egon Willighagen. All Rights
Reserverd. This module is free software, and may be distributed under
the same terms and conditions as Perl.

<h1>AUTHORS
 </h1>

Geert Josten &lt;gjosten@sci.kun.nl&gt;

Egon Willighagen &lt;egonw@sci.kun.nl&gt;

Mark A. Hershberger &lt;mah@everybody.org&gt;

Bron Gondwana &lt;perlcode@brong.net&gt;

Jonathan Stowe &lt;jns@gellyfish.com&gt;

XML::DOM
      , 
      LWP::Simple
      , 
      XML::Parser

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