XSLT – template
<xsl:template> defines a way to reuse templates in order to generate the desired output for nodes of a particular type/context. Declaration Following is the syntax declaration of <xsl:template> element. <xsl:template name =…
XSLT Syntax
Let’s suppose we have the following sample XML file, students.xml, which is required to be transformed into a well-formatted HTML document. students.xml <?xml version = "1.0"?> <class> <student rollno =…
Stream Editor – Useful Recipes
SED is an amazing utility that allows multiple ways to solve a problem. This is the UNIX way and SED perfectly proves that. GNU/Linux provides many useful utilities to perform…
XSLT Overview
EXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformation commonly known as XSLT is a way to transform the XML document into other formats such as XHTML. This tutorial explains the basics of XSLT. It contains chapters discussing…
HSQLDB – Delete Clause
Whenever you want to delete a record from any HSQLDB table, you can use the DELETE FROM command. Syntax Here is the generic syntax for the DELETE command to delete…
Stream Editor – Regular Expressions
It is the regular expressions that make SED powerful and efficient. A number of complex tasks can be solved with regular expressions. Any command-line expert knows the power of regular…
InDesign CC – Create the First Document
Being able to properly define the document that you intend to create is a fundamental prerequisite to get the best out of InDesign. You can create a new document by…
Stream Editor – Managing Patterns
We have already discussed the use of pattern and hold buffer. In this chapter, we are going to explore more about their usage. Let us discuss the n command which prints the…
Adobe InDesign CC – Workspace Basics
It is important to properly understand the user interface to get the most out of InDesign. Let us take a quick tour of the user interface. What we see above…
Stream Editor – Strings
Substitute Command Text substitution operations like "find and replace" are common in any text editor. In this section, we illustrate how SED performs text substitution. Given below is the syntax…
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