The serializer decides in what order to output the attributes of >an element,
there is nothing
you can do in XSLT to influence this.
What is this serializer? Is the implememtation of the serializer defined by
W3C? Does it guaranty
that the order will always be the same, every time it is ran? My ultimate goal
is to compare 2 xml
files. So it doesn't really matter if I can't sort the attributes.
From an XML file, what can we sort?(Node name?, Node value?, etc). My idea is
to sort from the
left side of the tag to the right side, like sorting nodes in a tree level by
level until you
reach the leaf node. I was hoping that it would be easier to go with XSL( Since
it is designed for
XML ) than to bang my head in C++.
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thanx!
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