Err, sorry if I sounded ungratefull; I appreciate any help and the link
might be very well worth remembering for later times (though if I get this
to work, it will not be neccessary). I am very tired at the moment, needing
to be finished with this for tomorrow.
I have a further question, though:
What is the differenct between:
<xsl:template match="*">
and
<xsl:template match="node()">
I have looked at the id transformation that has come up a couple of times
the last few days and it says: match="@*|node()" where I presume the @* is
for all attributes (am I wrong in this)?
Well, and yet another question :)
When I am in the context of an xml file that has been "included" by the
document function, how do I compare with elements in my source xml document?
Or should I "include" them both in my xsl stylesheet transforming a dummy
source xml?
Thanks again (I hope) :)
Ragulf
Hi Dimitre,
Well, one reason was that I did not know the site.
Another reason, now that I know the site, is because the files are way over
200 KB which are the maximum sizes (or size) for the files to be compared.
Well, it seems to be an all night project for me, then...
Ragulf :-|
>
> I have two flat xml documents, that I want to compare - let's call them
A
> and B.
Why not try to use xmlDiff
http://apps.gotdotnet.com/xmltools/XMLDiff/
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Cheers,
Dimitre Novatchev.
http://fxsl.sourceforge.net/ -- the home of FXSL
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