create windows run script

[xquery]

any help please ....

[garyvidal]

I take it you mean windows bat script. I will take this one, can you provide information on what you need or I can use the sh script as a template. I have ANT-Task library for xqdoc. I can just change it to use the new xquery version. Actually I prefer to do this.

[xquery]

cool, basically the windows batch file is a run wrapper for calabash

calabash invoke is as follows

calabash -oresult=$OUTPUT/index.html $XQUERYDOC_HOME/xquerydoc.xpl xquery=$XQUERY output=$OUTPUT currentdir=$CURRENTDIR format=$FORMAT exclude= include=

where $OUTPUT = is desired output directory

$XQUERY = is directory of xquery (xquerydoc does not yet do nested dirs, we will handle this elsewhere and add a flag)

$CURRENTDIR = wherever you invoked xquerydoc from the commandline, in case you have passed in relative $OUTPUT OR $XQUERY directories, note that $OUTPUT and $XQUERY should be absolute by the time you pass them to calabash

$XQUERYDOC_HOME= wherever xquerydoc is installed, note we determine this by checking out /usr/local/bin/xquerydoc original location (e.g. its a symlink)

an example of xquerydoc output is;

http://xquery.github.com/xprocxq/api/

http://xquery.github.com/xquerydoc/api/ (I need to regenerate these)

One other consideration is installation e.g. is it normal to have an install.bat ... if so we prob need to do this as well (to emulate what Makefile does ... e.g. the Makefile invokes calabash own installation routine unsure how this may work on windows, but if we can create an install batch that emulates Makefile that would be great)

give me a shout if you need any help!

[xquery]

current windows batch

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echo off set CURRENTDIR=D:\test\xquerydoc-0.1

set XQUERY=%CURRENTDIR%\src\xquery set OUTPUT=%CURRENTDIR%\xqdoc set FORMAT=html

echo xquerydoc 0.1, generates xquery api documentation echo Copyright (c) 2011, 2012 Jim Fuller, John Snelson echo see https://github.com/xquery/xquerydoc echo echo xquery dir: %XQUERY% echo output dir: %OUTPUT% echo format: %FORMAT% echo echo generating documentation ...

java -Xmx1024m -jar "deps\xmlcalabash\calabash.jar" -D xquerydoc.xpl "xquery=%XQUERY%" "currentdir=%CURRENTDIR%" "output=%OUTPUT%" "format=%FORMAT%"

IF NOT EXIST "%OUTPUT%" GOTO notestdir GOTO endif2 :notestdir echo Creating directory at "%OUTPUT%" ... mkdir %OUTPUT% mkdir %OUTPUT%\lib

echo. :endif2

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works (still need to copy some assets after xproc processes ... but now I am running into windows compat issues within xproc pipeline .... frak

[ChristianGruen]

I did some more tests, this time with the windows script, and I currently fail to find a correct way to specify CURRENTDIR. I have tried the following variants:

• CURRENTDIR=c:\Users\user\Desktop\xquerydoc
  com.xmlcalabash.core.XProcException: java.net.MalformedURLException: unknown protocol: c
• CURRENTDIR=c:\Users\user\Desktop\xquerydoc
  xquerydoc.xpl:41:44:err:XS0018:No value provided for required option "output"
• CURRENTDIR=file:///c:/Users/user/Desktop/xquerydoc/
  The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect
• CURRENTDIR=c:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\user\Desktop\xquerydoc\
  ...isn't accepted at all (probably due to whitespace parsing issues)

[xquery]

as the README states, there is no windows support at the moment ... I am aware of the xproc issues

[ChristianGruen]

..any news on this? I planned to have a look at this by myself, but didn’t manage yet..

[xquery]

alas, no time ... focusing on xproc.xq at the moment