Sorry but its still not working out and Im getting quite sick of it !
David Carlisle wrote:
> A/Value[for $a in . return /Parts/B/Value[contains(.,$a)]]
Heres what Ive done so far (which aint at the end of it)
<xsl:variable name="interim" select="$map/TopConcept/*[name()=$ATerm]"/>
<xsl:if test="$interim and $interim/B/Class[not(.=$notPresent)]">
<xsl:variable name="aVal"
select="normalize-space($interim/A/Value)"/>
<xsl:variable name="bVal"
select="normalize-space($interim/B/Value)"/>
<Test>Test: <xsl:value-of select="distinct-values($aVal[for
$a in . return $bVal[contains(.,$a)]])" separator=", "/></Test>
</xsl:if>
Actual Output:
<Test>Test: Handle</Test>
Expected Output:
<Test>Test: Handle,Bolt</Test>
I have to bear in mind that the order of appearance of matching values
may differ in the <B> node and might appear in either B/Class or B/Value.
I really am sorry for posting so many queries but I just cant seem to
resolve this one ! My head's aching now ! Much appreciate your help.
Thanks
Rahil
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input.xml
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<Parts>
<A>
<Class id="123" type="none">Parts</Class>
<Value id="345" type="CODED_TEXT">Handle</Value>
<Value id="456" type="CODED_TEXT">Bolt</Value>
<Value id="567" type="CODED_TEXT">Nut</Value>
</A>
<B>
<Class id="none" type="Property">No ClassName</Class>
<Value id="234" type="Property">hasProperty Handle</Value>
<Value id="789" type="Property">hasProperty Screw</Value>
<Value id="901" type="Property">hasProperty Bolt</Value>
</B>
</Parts>
Expected match:
Handle, Bolt
Thanks
Rahil
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