a. Matching any paragraphstyle (w:p/w:pPr/w:pStyle/@w:val) that
begins with 'Feature'
b. wrapping those lines in an element <_Anchored Feature>,
So, I'm wondering if for-each-group will work for this. Perhaps a
group-by="contains(w:pPr/w:pStyle/@w:val,Feature)".
Do you want each <w:pStyle> with @w:val that starts with 'Feature'
wrapped in a new element, or the contents of all of them wrapped in a
single new element?
If it's the former, then just a normal identity transform will do, and
for the latter then it's for-each-group. If you had provided the
required output for your sample input then it wouldve been clear.
Also, <_Anchored Feature> is not a legal name.
c. matching the first line styled FeatureType, deleting it and adding
a graphic based on it's value.
This is done using a specific template along with the indentity template.
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Andrew Welch
http://andrewjwelch.com
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