On Thu, 18 Mar 2021, H wrote:> I just checked and I cannot see that the organization publishing > these data files offer any XSLT stylesheet. IOW, I am, perhaps > incorrectly, assuming that the publisher of the data would be one > with said stylesheet. (Although perhaps that is something an > end-user could put together as well??)Some high-profile XML schemata (e.g., DocBook) have published stylesheets, but mostly I've written my own. I have a very trivial example in a blog post from several years ago: https://www.madboa.com/blog/2014/09/10/strip-rss/ (My site is completely non-commercial. I gain nothing by you visiting it -- or ignoring it.) -- Paul Heinlein heinlein at madboa.com 45.38? N, 122.59? W
On 03/18/2021 05:53 PM, Paul Heinlein wrote:> On Thu, 18 Mar 2021, H wrote: > >> I just checked and I cannot see that the organization publishing these data files offer any XSLT stylesheet. IOW, I am, perhaps incorrectly, assuming that the publisher of the data would be one with said stylesheet. (Although perhaps that is something an end-user could put together as well??) > > Some high-profile XML schemata (e.g., DocBook) have published stylesheets, but mostly I've written my own. I have a very trivial example in a blog post from several years ago: > > ? https://www.madboa.com/blog/2014/09/10/strip-rss/ > > (My site is completely non-commercial. I gain nothing by you visiting it -- or ignoring it.) >I looked at your link above and the the one in your previous e-mail - looks very promising! I will take a look at creating a XSLT stylesheet over the weekend and try creating a CSV-file in the desired format. Thank you!