How to use the applyAsync function from bindings
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GitHub: albanm/node-libxslt
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} var docResult = new libxmljs.Document(); if (callback) { binding.applyAsync(this.stylesheetObj, source, paramsArray, outputString, docResult, function(err, strResult){ if (err) return callback(err); callback(null, outputString ? strResult : docResult); }); } else {
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GitHub: bbc/node-libxslt-old
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// for some obscure reason I didn't manage to create a new libxmljs document in applySync, // but passing a document by reference and modifying its content works fine var result = new libxmljs.Document(); if (callback) { binding.applyAsync(this.stylesheetObj, source, paramsArray, result, function(err){ if (err) return callback(err); callback(null, outputString ? result.toString() : result); }); } else {
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