It's not clear to me whether add/delete always have children called c
and d,
or whether you just used these as examples. If the former,
xsl:if test="add/c = delete/c and add/d = delete/d"
A generic comparison is more difficult, and you need to specify the
requirements rather more precisely - for example, is order important?
It should be more generic. I *wouldn't* know what is inside the "add"
or "delete" element. Order isn't important either.
So I have to check what are inside the "add" and compare them one by one
against those under "delete". If equal then output. I tried to explain
it better in my shopping list example. :)
Do you think such a generic thing is possible?
Thanks
Houman
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