I suspect this cannot be done, but will ask. Is it possible to sequentially
number similar nodes in the output? For instance, part of my current output
is:
<FormatPage souvenir-sheet="365">
<FormatButtons>
<Formats se-tenant="365"/>
<Formats coupon="367"/>
<Formats coupon="368"/>
</FormatButtons>
</FormatPage>
I would like to make that
<FormatPage souvenir-sheet="365">
<FormatButtons>
<Formats se-tenant="365"/>
<Formats label='1' coupon="367"/>
<Formats label="2" coupon="368"/>
</FormatButtons>
</FormatPage>
or, for a more complex example, an output of
<FormatPage souvenir-sheet="365">
<FormatButtons>
<Formats label='1' se-tenant="365"/>
<Formats label='2' se-tenant="367"/>
<Formats label='1' coupon="367"/>
<Formats label='2' coupon="368"/>
</FormatButtons>
</FormatPage>
That is, inserting a sequential label attribute in the <Formats> that have
the same attribute. The original position() of the <Formats> in the input
file is most likely irrelevant and misleading, and I suspect trying to count
the different input <Formats> may be just as useless. My only interest is in
sequentially numbering multiple <Formats> bearing the same attribute. If
this might be possible, I can submit for a selected set of sample inputs,
the output and current stylesheet. Otherwise, I'll just give up on it. Only
se-tenant and coupon attributes require this treatment.
Thanks,
Mark
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