Quoting "G. Ken Holman" <gkholman(_at_)CraneSoftwrights(_dot_)com>:
At 2007-11-23 23:06 +0100, Andreas Peter wrote:
Quoting "G. Ken Holman" <gkholman(_at_)CraneSoftwrights(_dot_)com>:
At 2007-11-23 22:11 +0100, Andreas Peter wrote:
Unfortunaltely I still have a problem with xsl:for-each-group and my
xml example.
For a better understanding the test-xml-file:
<root>
<element>
<h1>h1</h1>
<h2>h2_1</h2>
<para>para_1</para>
<para>para_2<emp>auszeichnung</emp></para>
<para>para_3</para>
<para>para_4</para>
<para>para_5</para>
<h2>h2_2</h2>
<para>para_6</para>
<h3>h3_1</h3>
<para>para_7</para>
<h5>h5_1</h5>
<para>para_8</para>
<para>para_9<emp>auszeichnung</emp></para>
<para>para_10</para>
<h4>h4_1</h4>
<para>para_11</para>
<para>para_12</para>
<h2>h2_3</h2>
<para>para_13</para>
<para>para_14</para>
<para>para_15</para>
<h3>h3_2</h3>
<para>para_16<emp>auszeichnung</emp></para>
<para>para_17</para>
<para>para_18</para>
<h4>h4_2</h4>
<para>para_19</para>
<para>para_20</para>
<h5>h5_2</h5>
<para>para_21</para>
<para>para_22<emp>auszeichnung</emp></para>
<para>para_23</para>
</element>
</root>
I numbered the text nodes for a better visualization.
Yes, but could you please post a *complete* example of the output
desired from the above?
...
The desired output from the above input should look like this. I hope
this helps:
Sorry, Andreas ... that doesn't help ... it is too regular for the data
you show above. Especially where I asked about the h4 being after the
h5 and before the h2 ... that is quite irregular and not at all aligned
with the sample output you gave. And your paragraphs in your text are
not numbered the same as the example above, so there is no opportunity
to do any correlation.
What is your desired output from the input you have above?
By the way, how can I get a good XSLT programmer? I am reading and
testing a lot, but it is so hard for me understanding this language.
Are there realy good books on the market?
There are a number of authors who are on this list. I confess I
learned XSLT from the specification and not from a book. I hear people
on the list speak highly of titles by Jeni Tennison and Michael Kay,
and I have a lot of respect for their work. We have our own XSLT book
for sale on our web site as a PDF file, though the currently-available
edition is only for XSLT 1.0 ... purchasers of any edition of our books
get all future editions of the same book for free, so the
late-December/early-January publishing of our 13th edition covering
XSLT 2.0 will be sent to all existing customers.
. . . . . . . . . . . Ken
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That doesn´t matter. This is the structure I have. I know that this is
not regular but what can I do? It´s for university. So I think the
best way to solve this problem will be to structure the document
manually :-( Three weeks of reading and testing should be enough for
university :-)
Thanks for helping me. I think this will not be the last time I ask
the list :-)
Thanks,
Andreas
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