Now I am thoroughly confused. I am trying to start small and work up.
For example, I would think that this template would group the
@class=NarrBody elements. It groups the questions as well (see output
below).
<xsl:template match="part">
<xsl:for-each-group select="par" group-adjacent="@class='NarrBody'">
<narrative>
<xsl:copy-of select="current-group()"/>
</narrative>
</xsl:for-each-group>
</xsl:template>
Output:
<narrative>
<par class="NarrBody">key [ke(long mark over e)] <inline
style="font-family: "TimesNewRomanPS Italic";">n.</inline>
<inline style="font-weight: bold;">1.</inline> piece of
shaped metal used to open or close a lock. <inline style="font-
weight: bold;">2.</inline> device for winding toys, clocks, etc.
<inline style="font-weight: bold;">3.</inline> important ingredient
or element. <inline style="font-weight: bold;">4.</inline> nroup of
musical tones.</par>
</narrative>
<narrative>
<par class="stem_mc"> 4.1 What part of speech is the word
<inline style="font-style: italic;">key</inline> in this entry?</par>
<par class="choice"> A verb</par>
<par class="choice"> B noun</par>
<par class="choice"> C adjective</par>
<par class="choice"> D adverb</par>
<par class="Answer">B</par>
<par class="g_code">G5U1S9</par>
<par class="stem_mc"> 5.1 Which definition of <inline
style="font-style: italic;">key</inline> matches how the word is used
in the following sentence?</par>
<par class="display">What key should I play that in?</par>
<par class="choice"> A definition 1</par>
<par class="choice"> B definition 2</par>
<par class="choice"> C definition 3</par>
<par class="choice"> D definition 4</par>
<par class="Answer">D</par>
<par class="g_code">G5U1S9</par>
<par class="NarrIntro">2. Directions: Study the homographs.
Then answer the related question(s).</par>
</narrative>
<narrative>
<par class="NarrBody">
<inline style="font-weight: bold;">scale</inline> device
for measuring weight</par>
<par class="NarrBody">
<inline style="font-weight: bold;">scale</inline> series of
steps or degrees </par>
<par class="NarrBody">
<inline style="font-weight: bold;">scaln</inline> series of
musical notes</par>
<par class="NarrBody">
<inline style="font-weight: bold;">scale</inline> outer
body layer of fish and snakes</par>
</narrative>
On Jan 25, 2008, at 5:13 PM, David Carlisle wrote:
I have solved the narrative group this way:
<xsl:for-each-group select="par[(_at_)class='NarrBody']" group-
adjacent="name()">
your select justselects par element, so they are all going to have
name()='par' and end up in the same group aren't they?
David
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