Hi,
I'm using XSLT 2.0 with Saxon 8B.
My problem is:
I have xml files which contain Arbortext Math markup which has been placed
in comments, e.g.
<!--<FORMULA><F>-21.6&lt;M<INF>V</INF>&lt;-14.9</F></FORMULA>-->
The reason being that the math markup is not valid according to the DTD
being used. I have no control over this. However, I want to be able to
process this "hidden" markup as if it were real elements.
I can retrieve the comment text string, but of course that's all it is - a
string. Is there any way to coerce that into being treated as an element
or document-node? I can achieve the effect I want by writing the content
of each comment out to a file (using a character map or
disable-output-escaping) and read them in again on a second pass. This
works, but is rather messy, and I'd rather do it in one pass.
Is there a way to emulate the effect of document() but on the content of a
variable rather than a file? Other than that, I guess the other option is
to write a parser for the math markup in xslt, which I'd rather not have
to do :-(
Thanks for any suggestions.
Regards,
Bruce
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