Felix,
The cleanest way to do this (IMO) would be to separate your processing into
two steps: do the merge first, then style the resulting composite document.
There may be other ways, but my guess they'd be ugly and hackish.
This may appear to violate the spirit of the design, which has separated
the documents very carefully; but that composite document could be very
ephemeral.
There are also more and more frameworks available within which you can
chain your transforms, and even clean up after yourself (or avoid writing
the intermediate forms to files altogether), to make this kind of solution
easier to scale.
Cheers,
Wendell
At 12:20 PM 8/22/2003, you wrote:
and my stylesheet is supposed to number the sections in these documents
in the following way:
1 Section
2 Section
3 Section <--- from sub.xml
4 Section <--- from sub.xml
5 Section
...
but the numbering I get, is
1 Section
2 Section
1 Section <--- from sub.xml
2 Section <--- from sub.xml
3 Section
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