G. Ken Holman wrote:
I hope the code below helps. You don't say what you want done with
attributes, so I didn't do anything with them myself.
. . . . . . . . . Ken
Thanks for your reply. My example may have been too simple for what I'm
trying to do. I should have specified that <a>, <b>, etc need to be
transformed, so a simple node copy would not be enough.
What I'm essentially looking for is a way to change the node hierarchy
during transformation.
So, if my document were:
<root>
<a name="alpha">
<b tag="beta" />
</a>
</root>
and my templates were:
<template match="a">
<aa>
<copy-of select="@name" />
</aa>
</template>
<template match="b">
<bb>
<copy-of select="@tag" />
</bb>
</template>
would there be a way to produce this output:
<doc>
<bb tag="beta">
<aa name="alpha">
</bb>
</doc>
where the node hierarchy a/b has been reversed to become bb/aa ?
The optimal solution would leave the "b" template generic so the element
could be included under other elements like <a>, <c> and <d> in your
example.
Thanks, Chris.
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