I have just thinking to start it and hanged in the first stage that how to
match and how to skip count of that sections those don't have any
paragraph. I you just give a smart look over "INPUT" and "OUTPUT", you can
understand very easy.
thanks for a quick response!!!
JSR
At 11:38 AM 4/13/2007 +0200, you wrote:
J. S. Rawat wrote:
Hi:
This seems a very complex condition as per my understanding because I am
new in this field. I want a "count" and "level" attribute (as shown in
the output file) of <chapter>, <sect1> , <sect2> and <sect3> on the
following basis:
1. <sect> or <chapter> which does have paragraph should be skiped because
no section should be empty.
2. For counting perpose <chapter>, <sect1> , <sect2> and <sect3>
should be treated as same level.
3. Depth of "level" attribute should be measure by its parent tag.
INPUT
<chapter>
OUTPUT
<chapter count="1" level="1.1">
Can you please elaborate with:
1. Your current XSLT stylesheet based on your input and what it does
wrong (i.e., what is the difference with your preferred output)
2. The XSLT version and the processor + version you are using (Saxon,
browser-based, Gestalt etc)
Cheers,
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