Hi
How should the stylesheet know that the 'block.x' part of the string is
special and to be treated in this way? Is the '/' separator special?
Should all lines be joined in this manner or should it be governed by
line 3?
Let me explain clearly
Basically a block which will have events connected to each other and that
block can connect to the another block which will have it's own set of
events connected.
<connection destination="block.1" source="block.0"/>
From this we understand that one block is followed by another block.
But in the output I don't want to mention block.0 -> block.1 .
Instead I need to have the event sequence in block.0 -> event sequence in
block.1
I think this will give a better idea about the problem.
Thanks,
Yaswanth
-----Original Message-----
From: Ronan Klyne [mailto:ronan(_dot_)klyne(_at_)groupbc(_dot_)com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 5:50 PM
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Subject: Re: [xsl] Connecting the Source and Destination fields
Yaswanth wrote:
Hi Ronan,
Thanks for the explanation.
Now it's clear regarding that expression.
I am facing problem
For the below input
<connection destination="block.0/event.1" source="block.0/event.0"/>
<connection destination="block.0/event.2" source="block.0/event.1"/>
<connection destination="block.1/event.4" source="block.1/event.3"/>
<connection destination="block.1/event.5" source="block.1/event.4"/>
<connection destination="block.1" source="block.0"/>
For now I get output as
Line 1 : block.0/event.0 -> block.0/event.1 - > block.0/event.2
Line 2 : block.1/event.3 -> block.1/event.4 - > block.1/event.5
Line 3 : block.0 -> block.1
-------------------
Here in line 3 how can I get (Line:1) -> (Line:2)
i.e.
(block.0/event.0 -> block.0/event.1 - > block.0/event.2)
->
(block.1/event.3 -> block.1/event.4 - > block.1/event.5)
block.0 -> block.1 means
All events in block.0 followed by all events in block.1
--------------------
How should the stylesheet know that the 'block.x' part of the string is
special and to be treated in this way? Is the '/' separator special?
Should all lines be joined in this manner or should it be governed by
line 3?
# r
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ronan(_dot_)klyne(_at_)groupbc(_dot_)com
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