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Revision as of 21:52, 16 December 2012
\xmlinclude
Syntax
| \xmlinclude{...}{...}{...} | |
| {...} | xmldata, usually main |
| {...} | pattern that matches tags that stand for 'include external file'. Default: include |
| {...} | names of attribute containing URL of file to include, separated by pipes. Default: href |
Description
\xmlinclude{main}{include}{filename|href|name} merges XML trees in external files into the tree called main. External files are merged in at every include tag; which file to merge in is determined by looking at the filename attribute; if that is absent the href and name attributes are tried in order.
Further behaviour:
- If no attribute is specified,
hrefis assumed. - If the file is empty or not found, the inclusion tag is replaced with nothing.
- Inclusion is recursive: if the tree you merge in itself contains inclusion tags, they are acted on, too.
Example
<example> <chapter>text 1</chapter> <chapter>text 2</chapter> </example>
\xmlinclude...
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