127 projects tagged "OS Independent"
xsltester is an applet for testing XSL files. It can execute and judge test routines written in XSL templates without another applied XML file. Therefore developers have to create only one testing XSL file for a test. It contains another applet, xslviewer, which can displays an API document for an XSL file. It displays lists of templates (elements), named templates (functions and subroutines), and parameters, and optionally displays test results for each.
xslhtml is an XSL library to display (X)HTML in XSL applets. This library contains the function not only to display HTML elements simply but also to append attribute values in form of elements. It also contains custom tags to display HTML elements easily and conveniently. xslhtml is a subproject in the xslet.sourceforge.net project.
xslbook is an XSLT applet to display a book-style document in a Web browser that supports XSLT. xslbook transforms XML files created by users into HTML documents with an XSLT engine built in Web browsers. It can display HTML documents in Web browsers directly without other transformation tools. It has an automatic numbering function for chapters or block elements, an automatic generation function for table of contents and navigation links, a data operating function for other XML files, keyword search, and so on. It is a sub-project of xslet.
xslui is an XSLT applet to display Web pages with a modularized XML file in Web browsers. This applet can design page layout by arranging square blocks called "areas". Thus it is very easy to display layouts like horizontal columns. This layout feature can also separate descriptions of an area's arrangement and contents, even in different files. This feature provides Web pages with modularization and sharing of their parts. In addition, xslui has data operating elements with the xsldo library, which can operate on XML data in the same or other XML files as the display data. This feature provides separation of views and data.
hOCR is a file format for representing the output of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) programs such as OCRopus. OCR programs are not perfect at recognizing text, so human editing is often necessary. moz-hocr-edit provides a line-by-line user interface for people to edit and proofread hOCR documents.
LEPL is a recursive descent parser library written in Python. It is based on parser combinator libraries popular in functional programming, but also exploits Python language features. Operators provide a friendly syntax, and the consistent use of generators supports full backtracking and resource management. Backtracking implies that a wide variety of grammars are supported; appropriate memoisation ensures that even left-recursive grammars terminate.
oo.WebsiteTools is a set of basic tools which are needed on almost every Web site. Using these tools speeds up your Web development radically. It consists of three different parts: oo.Admin, oo.Sql, and oo.Ajax. oo.Admin is used to administer the site and allow users to manage their accounts. oo.Sql lets you change database backends without changing your SQL code. oo.Ajax is an AJAX library that can load and update div elements, send forms without reloading the page, and more.