I know I'm just being silly and this should be obvious to me. Maybe
it is because it is Monday.
Ok, assuming I have an XML input file with at various levels lots of
words marked up <w>as</w> <w>such</w>, and I'm producing an
alphabetically sorted index of them.
Currently this is being done with the following (highly abbreviated
and simplified):
<!-- setup key for words -->
<xsl:key name="word" match="w" use="lower-case(.)" />
[...]
<!-- Iniside root template match group by word then sort -->
<xsl:for-each-group select="//div[(_at_)type='psalm']//w"
group-by="lower-case(.)">
<xsl:sort select="lower-case(.)" />
[...]
<!-- Output each word (and associated references, etc.) inside an
xsl:for-each -->
<xsl:for-each select="key('word', lower-case(.)">
[...]
etc.
What I want to do is group each of the output words and create a
separate file for each letter of the alphabet matched. I've been
assuming that I put the xsl:result-document in an xsl:for-each inside
the xsl:for-each-group above, but my attempts so far have failed. So
I guess my questions are how do I say "for-each unique starting-letter
of the words create a result-document only including words starting
with that letter"? And am I right that this should be inside the
xsl:for-each-group ?
Needing more sleep,
-James
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James Cummings, Cummings dot James at GMail dot com
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