[xsd-users] --include-prefix logic

[Ray Lischner]

I want to organize my #include headers as follows:
 
xml/XmlSchema.h   (for my --generate-xml-schema result)
foo/Foo.h                (for the Foo.xsd schema)
 
In other words, I want Foo.h to contain the following directives:
#include <xml/XmlSchema.h>
...
#include <foo/Foo.txx>
 
Similarly for Foo.cpp, which I want to #include <xml/XmlSchema.h> and <foo/Foo.h>.
 
But I can't figure out how to do that. If I use --include-prefix, the same prefix is used for XmlSchema.h and for Foo.txx. If I specify --extern-xml-schema xml/XmlSchema.xsd on the xsd command line, I get the right directive for XmlSchema.h, but I get <Foo.txx> for the template header.
 
Right now, the only solution I can think of is to post-process the generated header with a Perl script. Is there a way I can arrange the headers the way I want using only Code Synthesis command line options?
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Ray Lischner, Proteus Technologies