This sounds like an up-tagging issue again, like the one discussed for
dictionaries a short while ago.
Well spotted Jeroen! I searched through my archive and found
dictionary problem. It helped a great deal, thanks.
I'm still struggling with crux off the matter though. What XLST 2.0
will replace the following logic?
Take any input file and output a similar output file. While doing so
however, look for text located between identifiable patterns. Surround
this text with tags.
If input file contains:
a b c d e f g h i j
Pattern description:
any string that follow after the string "c d" and is followed by the
string "g h"
If pattern found:
Surround with <found-you>
Result:
a b c d<found-you> e f </found-you>g h i j
If someone can help me with this, then I should be able to solve my
own "dictionary" problem by creating an xslt that takes a source input
document, a XML pattern input document, and then iterates through the
input document applying the patterns one at a time.
Kind regards,
Jacobus
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