Well, my XML does work, except for those "macros" or
whatever you call them. Previously, all those macros
were defined in a C file that was called during
compilation. And it worked smoothly. But my boss
decided to get rid of all non-standard add-ons and to
use only XSL to handle the macros. Oh my gosh, this
change is so overwhelming....
Regards,
Nancy
--- Wendell Piez <wapiez(_at_)mulberrytech(_dot_)com> wrote:
Nancy,
At 12:02 PM 10/23/2007, David wrote:
I just need to have dsc right after cmd, and
that's
really important. How can I do that?
The order of the elements in the source does not
matter as your template
controls the order that they are processed.
Note that what David says is true for the XSLT -- in
general, it
doesn't matter what order things appear in, since
XSLT is designed to
handle it -- but it might not be true for your
documents, if they are
required to be valid to a schema.
We could help you with the XSLT if you had XML that
worked, tagging
your information (including the "macros") correctly
by the rules both
of XML and of your system (your schema and any other
operational
constraints you may be facing). But you don't. Fix
that problem and
the rest is easy.
Cheers,
Wendell
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