Holy cr*p. This is going to be long and involved isn't it?
Not really, The code I posted is just about all you need.
Is it any easier in XSLT 2.0?
You could use the new for-each-group construct with a group-adjacent
attribute which is probably a bit more readable but not that much
shorter. (but since you are only talking about a dozen or so lines
anyway, half of which are element closing, it's hard to be _that_ much
shorter.
David
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