this is my xml file:
......
<docbody>
<chap1><ht>title1</ht>
<para>para1</para>
<para>para2</para>
<list type="unnum">
<item><i-text>aaaa</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>bbb</i-text>
</item>
</list>
<para>cccc</para>
<chap2><ht>title2</ht>
<chap3><ht>title3</ht>
<para>ddd</para>
<list type="unnum">
<item><i-text>eee</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>fff</i-text>
</item>
</list>
</chap3>
<chap3><ht>title4</ht>
<para>ggg</para>
<list type="unnum">
<item><i-text>hhh</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>iii</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>jjj</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>kkk</i-text>
</item>
</list>
<notesect type="note"><para>lll</para>
</notesect>
</chap3>
</chap2>
<chap2><ht>title5</ht>
<para></para>
<notesect type="note"><list type="unnum">
<item><i-text>mmm</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>nnn</i-text>
</item>
</list>
</notesect>
</chap2>
</chap1>
</docbody>
......
and i want to cut the file to parts(each part is limited by onther chap) :
part1:
-----
<chap1><ht>title1</ht>
<para>para1</para>
<para>para2</para>
<list type="unnum">
<item><i-text>aaaa</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>bbb</i-text>
</item>
</list>
<para>cccc</para>
part2:
-----
<chap2><ht>title2</ht>
part3:
-----
<chap3><ht>title3</ht>
<para>ddd</para>
<list type="unnum">
<item><i-text>eee</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>fff</i-text>
</item>
</list>
</chap3>
part4:
-----
<chap3><ht>title4</ht>
<para>ggg</para>
<list type="unnum">
<item><i-text>hhh</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>iii</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>jjj</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>kkk</i-text>
</item>
</list>
<notesect type="note"><para>lll</para>
</notesect>
</chap3>
part5:
-----
<chap2><ht>title5</ht>
<para></para>
<notesect type="note"><list type="unnum">
<item><i-text>mmm</i-text>
</item>
<item><i-text>nnn</i-text>
</item>
</list>
</notesect>
</chap2>
is it possible?
Jarno(_dot_)Elovirta(_at_)nokia(_dot_)com a écrit :
Hi,
...
and i want for each chapter get its length,so how can i get a
sub-tree(between two chapter) in this file like:
-for chapter1:
chap1
|---ht
|---(para|list|notesect)*
-for chapter2:
|---chap2
|---ht
|---(para|list|notesect)*
-for chapter3:
|---chap3
|---ht
|---(para|list|notesect)*
I have to admit I don't understand the notation you use above, or rather your
question, but if you're trying to flatten the structure, see
<http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/flatten.html>. In the future, it might be
easier for people if you showed your source document as a plain,
stripped-down, XML document, or e.g. your RelaxNG schema instead of ASCII art
hierarchy picture.
Cheers,
Jarno - VNV Nation: Honour 2003 <http://synthetic.org/play.html>
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