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Converting XML Documents

Why Convert XML Documents?

You can generate a report in a different output file format without regenerating it by using either the Report Explorer File Converter or the rptconvert command. These utilities convert DocBook XML source files created by the report-generation process into formatted documents such as HTML, RTF, or PDF.

Converting XML Documents Using the Report Explorer

To open the Convert Properties pane:

  1. In the Report Explorer, select Tools > Convert source file.

    The Convert Source File Properties pane appears. All XML files in your current folder appear in the Options pane in the middle.

  2. Select your XML source file using one of the following options:

    • Click Browse in the Properties pane on the right to browse to the location of your XML source.

    • Double-click a file name in the Options pane in the middle to automatically enter it into the Source file field in the Properties pane.

  3. Select your output format and stylesheet:

    1. In the File format text box, select an output format.

    2. In the Stylesheet text box, select a stylesheet. The stylesheet choice depends on the specified output format. You can use a predefined or customized stylesheet.

      For more information about available formats and predefined stylesheets, see Setting the Report Format.

      For more information about customizing stylesheets, see Creating Custom Stylesheets.

  4. Use the View Report when done converting check box to indicate whether you want to view the report after it has conversion.

  5. To begin the conversion, click Convert file.

Converting XML Documents Using the Command Line

To convert files using the command line, use the rptconvertfunction.

Editing XML Source Files

Before you send a source file to the converter, edit it as text in the Report Explorer:

  1. In the Outline pane on the left, open the File Converter.

  2. Right-click MATLAB Report Generator and select Convert source file.

  3. In the Options pane in the middle, select the source file to edit.

  4. In the Properties pane on the right, click Edit as text.

  5. Use the MATLAB Editor to edit and save the text.

  


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