At 20:41 +0100 11/28/03, Dimitre Novatchev wrote:
> >You cannot expect to get any meaningful help by only providing a
(puzzling)
>picture of what you think you want to get as result. This picture can be
>produced in many ways that are not at all related and dependent on the
>source xml document.
I agree a better specification would be helpful, but it looked to me like
nothing more than a problem of indenting according to the depth of nesting
of <node> elements (that is, indenting according to count(ancestor::node)
or
somesuch).
There isn't any indentation in the presented output.
There is, though it seems to contain a mix of tabs and spaces.
I saw this (with tabs converted to 8 spaces):
==========
In effect, i will never know the max number of levels in tree node, and so i'd
like to obtain an html file formated with xsl and wich looks like that:
Tree
---- 1
---- 4
---- 5
---- 7
---- 2
---- 6
---- 3
==========
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