Maybe you can match on @lefparen != "" and use a recursive function to
open a <paren> tag for each "(".
In the function you also process your bar tags and return when
@rightparent = ")"
Too lazy to try to write real code, but I think it may work.
-- Raffaele
Rob Allen wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to get XSLT to transform XML that looks
like this:
<foo>
<bar leftparen="((" rightparen="" num="3" oper="*"
/>
<bar leftparen="" rightparen=")" num="2" oper="-"
/>
<bar leftparen="" rightparen=")" num="2" />
</foo>
into something that looks like this:
<foo>
<paren>
<paren>
<bar num="3" oper="*"/>
<bar num="2" oper="-"/>
</paren>
<bar num="2"/>
</paren>
</foo>
"paren" elements are opened and closed based on the
number of '(' in each element's leftparen and
rightparen attributes.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Rob
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