Hi Justin,
Thank you for your reply.
I could easily start using anything that you suggest. Or perhaps there
is a better forum for dealing with my question.
I have been traversing the xml document from within Matlab using the
XMLtree toolbox which deals with XML 1.0 files. I can type in directly
xpath strings compliant with:
Grammar for addressing parts of an XML document:
XML Path Language XPath (http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath)
Example: /element1//element2[1]/element3[5]/element4
But I thought there might be some advantages in using XML 'native'
methods, outside of Matlab (like Saxon), hence my question.
On 7/18/07, Justin Johansson <procode(_at_)tpg(_dot_)com(_dot_)au> wrote:
Hi Rodrigo,
>I am interested in finding elements across tracks falling within the
>same range as delimited by the start and end fields. There are various
>rules to determine what means to be within range or not.
There is a big difference in the answer to your question depending on what
XSL/XPath Version you are using.
Quoting from the list guidlines ... since I just joined the list myself and
read them :-)
<guideline>
IN YOUR POSTING ...
Name the XSL processor, processor version, and version of the language you
are using. This information is frequently necessary to diagnose a problem
exactly, and always helps respondents give good advice.
</guideline>
Justin Johansson
Freelance XML / XSLT / XQuery Developer
Australia
procode(at)tpg(dot)com(dot)au
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