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Kshawkin: /* Source code and licensing */ Sebastian has removed "all rights reserved" claim from source of this (and other) XSLT files.

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‎Current version number, date of release and previous versions

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‎How to download or buy

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‎Features

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‎Documentation

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‎Documentation

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	2. http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause		2. http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause
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−	~~All rights reserved.~~

	== Support for TEI ==		== Support for TEI ==

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 == Current version number, date of release and previous versions ==
-Current and previous versions are all available through the TEI SourceForge repository. To see the current versions, go to the SVN directory view at [http://tei.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/tei/trunk/Stylesheets/tools/[http://tei.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/tei/trunk/Stylesheets/tools/]].
+Current and previous versions are all available through the TEIC GitHub repository. To see the current versions, go to the Git repo at [https://github.com/TEIC/Stylesheets/blob/master/tools/oddbyexample.xsl[https://github.com/TEIC/Stylesheets/blob/master/tools/oddbyexample.xsl]].
 == How to download or buy ==

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 == How to download or buy ==
-Grab  oddbyexample.xsl from Sourceforge (http://tei.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/tei/trunk/Stylesheets/tools/oddbyexample.xsl)
+Grab  oddbyexample.xsl from GitHub (https://raw.github.com/TEIC/Stylesheets/master/tools/oddbyexample.xsl)
 == Additional notes ==

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	From this you can construct a target schema.		From this you can construct a target schema.
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−	~~== Features ==~~
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	== User commentary ==		== User commentary ==

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	This is useful if you want to see which files are actually being processed. For instance, if you've passed a regular expression in the corpusList parameter, you can turn on verbose mode to make sure it's actually processing the files you expected.		This is useful if you want to see which files are actually being processed. For instance, if you've passed a regular expression in the corpusList parameter, you can turn on verbose mode to make sure it's actually processing the files you expected.
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		+	keepGlobals=true
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		+	By default, any global attributes such as <code>@xml:lang</code> or <code>@xml:space</code> that are never used in the input files will be removed from the resulting ODD file. If you want to keep those attributes, you can set this parameter.
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		+	Lots of other parameters are documented in the oddbyexample.xsl file itself.

	== Tech support ==		== Tech support ==

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 Many more parameters are documented in the oddbyexample.xsl file itself, but here is a short list of the most useful ones:
-COMING SOON...
+ corpusList=path/to/my/files/?select=A*.xml
 == Tech support ==

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 == Documentation ==
-The script assumes you have the TEI package which has a file called "/usr/share/xml/tei/odd/p5subset.xml". If you don't have that, grab http://www.tei-c.org/release/xml/tei/odd/p5subset.xml, put the file somewhere, and add a "tei" parameter to point at it. (Alternatively, you can check out the TEI source and generate p5subset.xml yourself, by running "make p5subset.xml" in the P5 directory.)
+The script assumes you have the TEI package which has a file called "/usr/share/xml/tei/odd/p5subset.xml". If you don't have that, grab http://www.tei-c.org/release/xml/tei/odd/p5subset.xml, put the file somewhere, and add a "defaultSource" parameter to point at it, as shown in the examples below. (Alternatively, you can check out the TEI source and generate p5subset.xml yourself, by running "make p5subset.xml" in the P5 directory.)
 Here's a simple command to run Oddbyexample:

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	Many more parameters are documented in the oddbyexample.xsl file itself, but here is a short list of the most useful ones:		Many more parameters are documented in the oddbyexample.xsl file itself, but here is a short list of the most useful ones:
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		+	COMING SOON...

	== Tech support ==		== Tech support ==

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   saxon -it:main -o:my.odd oddbyexample.xsl corpus=/wherever/you/have/yourfiles/
-This will produce a file called "my.odd" in the same directory as oddbyexample.xsl.
+This will produce a file called "my.odd" in the same directory as oddbyexample.xsl. The parameter <code>-it:main</code> tells Saxon to start with the template called "main" in the oddbyexample.xsl file, and <code>-o:[filename]</code> provides the output filename for your odd file.
 == Tech support ==