Hello Jarno, thanks a lot for your quick response, I will try
this right away. Why wouldn't the stylesheet work on XSLT 2?
It compares a string with a number [substring-before(., '.') > 6]. XSLT
2 requires you to be explicit about whether you want a string
(alphabetic) comparison or a numeric comparison: you either have to
convert the string to a number, or the number to a string.
Michael Kay
I'm not aware of the new specification... I'll keep you
posted, again, thanks lizet Mensaje citado por
Jarno(_dot_)Elovirta(_at_)nokia(_dot_)com:
Hi,
For example, this is part of the xhtml input:
<p>
Items: <br/>
1.- The first item <br/>
2.- The second item <br/>
...
n.- The n item <br/>
</p>
This is how the corresponding xml output should look like; <Items>
<Item>1.- The first item</Item>
<Item>2.- The second item</Item>
...
<Item>n.- The n item</Item>
</Items>
In you previous post you had a positional predicate to process only
the items of position 7 and greather. Would
<xsl:template match="p[starts-with(normalize-space(), 'Items:')]">
<Items>
<xsl:for-each select="text()[substring-before(., '.') > 6]">
<Item>
<xsl:value-of select="normalize-space(.)"/>
</Item>
</xsl:for-each>
</Items>
</xsl:template>
fill your requirement? (Sigh, yet another stylesheet that would not
work as XSLT 2.)
Cheers,
Jarno - Suicide Commando: Desire (Wumpscut mix)
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