RE: How do I multiple input files with Saxon?

Sure, you can use the doc() function to access additional input files.
Take a look at the batch script for running the use cases in the
use-cases directory. If you can't get it to work, let us know what you
tried and what failure you got.

Michael Kay

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> Subject: [saxon] How do I multiple input files with Saxon?
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> 
> 
> I have been getting on very well with Saxon and been having 
> fun. I can run queries with a single input file fine: "java 
> net.sf.saxon.Query -s biblio.xml biblio.xqy".
> 
> But how do I extend this to multiple input files?
> 
> For example what would the command line be to implement this 
> use case in Saxon: 
> http://www.w3.org/TR/xquery-use-cases/#xmp-queries-results-q5?


In general what is the status of the doc() function within Saxon?


I've scoured the doco and issues and found nothing that revealed this to
myself. Perhaps it isn't a supported feature?


Best wishes - Matthew


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