I want to be able to copy a complete XML instance as/is except for
[say] some specific parts of the input tree. I thought immediately of
using an identity transform and specifying copy, but how to remove
those pesky sub-trees :-
Say this was my input :-
<Numbers>
<Odds>
<One>1</One>
<Three>3</Three>
<Five>5</Five>
</Odds>
<Evens>
<Two>2</Two>
<Four>4</Four>
<Six>6</Six>
</Evens>
<Doubles>
<Two>4</Two>
<Four>8</Four>
<Eight>16</Eight>
</Doubles>
<Squares>
<Two>4</Two>
<Four>16</Four>
<Eight>64</Eight>
</Squares>
</Numbers>
and I want to copy everything to output except <Evens> and <Squares>.
Lets also assume that the order of the input is undefined, so Evens
and Squares may/may not be in the positions I have shown above,
although I can assume that they are both children of <Numbers>.
Further, I don't know what all the children of Evens and Squares are
called I just know I don't want them.
Whats the easiest way of accomplishing this ?
many thanks
Fraser.
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