My XML file is being fed to an external system, which I don't have control of.
It adds a "specials"-tag at the end like this: (hardcoded)
<mydoc>
<a id="ABC">
<data>100</data>
<data>101</data>
</a>
<a id="DEF">
<data>200</data>
<data>201</data>
</a>
<specials>
<data_nr>2</data_nr>
<data_text>300</data_text>
</specials>
</mydoc>
I'd like to write a XSLT that moves the data_text to the corresponding index of
"a", expressed in data_nr.
In the above case, /mydoc/a[2]
In the above example, I'd like the output to be
<mydoc>
<a id="ABC">
<data>100</data>
<data>101</data>
</a>
<a id="DEF">
<data>200</data>
<data>201</data>
<data>300</data>
</a>
<specials>
<data_nr>2</data_nr>
<data_text>300</data_text>
</specials>
</mydoc>
I just copied the 300-data to the 2nd 'a', because data_nr was 2.
I know which fields to copy from, and I don't need any error checking (in case
there are only one a , but data_nr=2 would never happen)
I can't change the external system, and in XSLT, I haven't figured out to copy
the line once. My XSLTs copies them one for every data item, even if I match
correctly.
/Thomas
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