All of the XSL FO TOC generating examples I have seen are keyed to the
structural parts of a book (a chapter element, etc) or some similar object.
I have constructed an index to a journal using XSL-FO and would like to have
a TOC that indicates the initial use of each letter of the alphabet, or some
useful refinement thereof. For a start, how would I identify the position in
the index where a letter was used for the first time. If it would help, here
is a draft copy of the document:
http://www.knihtisk.org/library/specialist/headings.pdf.
The initial occurrence of a letter , as well as every other occurrence, will
appear in the XML element <Heading>. For the letter 'A', this is the first
entry in the above document <Heading>Abbeys and Monasteries</Heading>. Since
every entry appears in the same element type, how do I distinguish
'interesting' <Heading> elements (those with an initial occurrence of a
letter) from their less interesting cousins (those with later occurrences)?
Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
Mark
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