This seems like a pretty simple thing to do, but I usually rely on nested xml.
How can I tranform xml that looks like this:
<para role=title>main title1</para>
<para role=subtitle>subtitle1</para>
<para>This is the body of the paragraph. 1</para>
<list>some stuff 1</list>
<para role=title>main title2</para>
<para role=subtitle>subtitle2</para>
<para>This is the body of the paragraph. 2</para>
<list>some stuff 2</list>
<para role=title>main title3</para>
<para role=subtitle>subtitle3</para>
<para>This is the body of the paragraph. 3</para>
<list>some stuff 3</list>
I'd like to transform this using xlst to something like this:
<paragraph>
<title>main title1</title>
<subtitle>subtitle1</subtitle>
<body>This is the body of the paragraph. 1</body>
<list>some stuff 1</list>
</paragraph>
<paragraph>
<title>main title2</title>
<subtitle>subtitle2</subtitle>
<body>This is the body of the paragraph. 2</body>
<list>some stuff 2</list>
</paragraph>
<paragraph>
<title>main title3</title>
<subtitle>subtitle3</subtitle>
<body>This is the body of the paragraph. 3</body>
<list>some stuff 3</list>
</paragraph>
So i need to go node by node and test when role=title shows up. Thanks for the
insight.
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