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> On Tue, Jul 24, 2012 at 6:31 PM, France Baril
> <
france.baril@architextus.com> wrote:
>> I already have that, along with the boundary-space option.
>>
>>
>> declare boundary-space preserve;
>> declare option db:chop 'no';
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 12:47 PM, Christian Grün <
christian.gruen@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi France,
>>>
>>> > I have an issue with spaces in mixed content, when applying the
>>> > xslt:transform command. I have been working around it for months with a
>>> > hack
>>> > in my css that puts the spaces back as   on inline elements, yet I
>>> > still haven't run upon a clue to help me resolve this for good the clean
>>> > way.
>>>
>>> It might help to set the "chop" keyword in he prolog (head) of your
>>> query module to "no":
>>>
>>> declare option db:chop "no";
>>>
>>> Hope this helps; if not, just ask again,
>>> Christian
>>>
>>>
>>> > The xslt applied to my xml outside the BaseX environment (Oxygen +
>>> > Saxon)
>>> > gets me right html content (with spaces for inline elements in mixed
>>> > content)
>>> > The query, when it returns the XML file from BaseX, shows that the XML
>>> > file
>>> > still has its spaces.
>>> > When the xslt is applied to the XML file from BaseX (Using Saxon), with
>>> > the
>>> > BaseX XSLT module, spaces disappear around inline elements in mixed
>>> > content.
>>> >
>>> > IN DETAILS
>>> >
>>> > I have mixed content in a file. Ex. <p>Text <i>italic</i> more
>>> > text.</p>.
>>> >
>>> > I have this function:;
>>> >
>>> > declare %rest:path("/how2-html-topic/{$id}/{$menu-id}")
>>> >
>>> > %rest:GET
>>> >
>>> > function topic:html-get-how2-topic($id as xs:string, $menu-id as
>>> > xs:string) as node()*{
>>> >
>>> > let $x := topic:xml-get-how2-topic($id)
>>> >
>>> > let $params := map{ "menucontext" := $menu-id}
>>> >
>>> > let $stylesheet := doc(concat($app:xslt_html_topic, 't'))
>>> >
>>> > return xslt:transform($x, $stylesheet, $params)
>>> >
>>> > };
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > My access a web page runs this query. Result (lost spaces):
>>> > <p>Text<i>italic</i>more text.</p>
>>> >
>>> > Note: The content has been uploaded with chop spaces = false
>>> > The xquery module specifies: declare boundary-space preserve; declare
>>> > option db:chop 'no'
>>> >
>>> > If I get the same content without applying the xslt:transform, I get the
>>> > xml
>>> > with all the right spaces:
>>> >
>>> > declare %rest:path("/how2-html-topic/{$id}/{$menu-id}")
>>> > %rest:GET
>>> > function topic:html-get-how2-topic($id as xs:string, $menu-id as
>>> > xs:string) as node()*{
>>> > let $x := topic:xml-get-how2-topic($id)
>>> > let $params := map{ "menucontext" := $menu-id}
>>> > let $stylesheet := doc(concat($app:xslt_html_topic, 't'))
>>> > (: return xslt:transform($x, $stylesheet, $params) :)
>>> > return $x
>>> > };
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Maybe I am missing some config details for the xslt module, in BaseX? In
>>> > XLST? My xslt sets the output as follow:
>>> >
>>> > <xsl:output indent="yes" method="xml" encoding="UTF-8"/>
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Regards,
>>> >
>>> > France
>>> > --
>>> > France Baril
>>> > Architecte documentaire / Documentation architect
>>> >
france.baril@architextus.com
>>> >
(514) 572-0341
>>> >
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>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> France Baril
>> Architecte documentaire / Documentation architect
>>
france.baril@architextus.com
>>
(514) 572-0341