someone who apparently can't get English, xml, xslt or sed correct wrote:
possibly the simplest
thing to do is instead of using xsl:comment use
<myCommentElement>this is a comment<myCommentElement>
</myCommentElement>
then it will indent as you wish. then to get it back to being a comment
either do a second transform with an identity transform plust one
plus
template to switch this back or just use
sed -i -e "s/<myCommentElement>/<!--" -e "s/</myCommentElement>/-->" file.xml
sed -i -e "s@<myCommentElement>@<!--(_at_)g" -e "s@</myCommentElement>@-->@g"
file.xml
(or perl or any other language of choice).
David
PS sorry, in my reply to MDP I accused you of having been the source of
a surious <xs:text in an attribute value, it appears it was me, must have
spurious
accidentally yanked it one line two early:-)
too
David
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