Hi
This seems odd but you people must have any solution. Can we
match below "comment" element which is commented.
It's not an element. It's a string whose value looks like the lexical
representation of an element.
I have seen
the role of <xsl:template match="comment()"> but not able to apply.
<xsl:template match="comment()[matches(.,
'<comment>.*</comment>')]"
If your input documents contain lots of structured data within comments (why
do people do this kind of thing?) then you might find saxon:parse() useful,
allowing you to parse the contents of the comment and treat it as XML.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Input
<meta>
<!--
<comment>...</comment>
-->
</meta>
Output
<meta scheme="comment" content="..."/>
Thanks
...JSR
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