Hi Folks,
I have some xsl:templates.
Each template outputs an XML element with an attribute.
For example, I process this element in the input:
<A>
And output this:
<Publication id="foo">
Nested within <A> in the input document there is a <B> element:
<A>
<B>
The template rule for <B> outputs this:
<Article id="bar">
So, in the output tree I have this:
<Publication id="foo">
<Article id="bar">
And so forth, with the templates processing deeper and deeper into the input
tree, building a corresponding deeper and deeper nested output tree.
Now I get to this element in the input tree:
<Book id="PM">
I am at a certain nesting in the output tree. I would like to look up (i.e., to
the ancestors) of the *output* tree to see if there is an ancestor element with
the same id value as the id value in the *input* element.
How do I search ancestors in the output tree? (As opposed to searching
ancestors in the input tree).
I apologize for my question being so abstract.
/Roger
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