Hey Charles,
If the data is as I guessed, instead of grouping you could use keys to
assemble the data into the structure you want.
Inside the contrib-group in the result, pull the wanted affiliations into
the contrib-group using an appropriate key to grab and copy them.
And when they are matched outside the contrib-group, drop them.
The hard part is writing the key but here it's just name="aff-by-id"
match="aff" use="@id" isn't it?
And yes, clarity is a value and quite difficult to achieve, in beer and
other things.
Cheers, Wendell
On Fri, Jun 11, 2021 at 9:32 AM Charles O'Connor
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Alas, I cannot use Martin’s solution, as I am limited to XSLT 2.0.
Wendell, Sorry. When I simplified the input for the question, I forgot the
"aff" in the @id <aff>. It should indeed match the @rid in the <xref>. I
will have to bone up on keys.
As for beer, clean beers like Pilsners are rather hard to brew well
because clarity is a value and the flavors are so delicate that any flaw in
technique is glaringly apparent. Out of 4 or 5 tries, I've nailed it only
once.
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Charles,
Your stated input has:
<contrib-group>
<contrib><name>Bob</name><xref rid="aff1"/></contrib>
<contrib><name>Judy</name><xref rid="aff2"/></contrib>
</contrib-group>
<aff id="1"><label>1</label>Kingdom of Curds</aff>
<aff id="2"><label>2</label>Land of Whey</aff>
So, we must inquire, those aff elements are loose? In other words, you do
not have the case
<aff id="aff1">Kingdom of Curds</aff>
with an explicit id/rid link?
Or if not, is such linking implicit (i.e. Bob really is from Curds, and
you want to move the aff to reflect this)?
Because if so (depending on your inputs) it might be more robust to build
a key and work that way.
Meanwhile I see Martin H has given an answer to the question actually
posed. :-)
My own tastes go to very clean beers, such as Pilsner or Koelsch. Of
course the great thing about beer is, we all get to please ourselves.
Regards, Wendell
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