You should post what you have so far...
Quoting jhaines(_at_)maninvestments(_dot_)com:
I have an XML document of the form
<doc>
<item header='true'>Section 1</item>
<item>Section 1.1</item>
<item>Section 1.2</item>
<item header='true'>Section 2</item>
<item>Section 2.1</item>
<item>Section 2.2</item>
</doc>
that I want to transform to the following:
<doc>
<section title="Section 1">
<item>Section 1.1</item>
<item>Section 1.2</item>
</section>
<section title="Section 2">
<item>Section 2.1</item>
<item>Section 2.2</item>
</section>
</doc>
I was able to match the @header <item>s with the rule 'item[(_at_)header =
"true"]' but couldn't work out a predicate to match "all subsequent
<item>s up until the next @header <item>".
Jason
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