Re: [xsl] Transforming a non-hierarchical XML into a hierarchical one

[SEXpeare <sexpeare@xxxxxxxxx>]

a 2.0 solution would be great, thx for your time, i have been working
with xsl-fo for a time, but never had to do complicated
transformations like this one, i want to learn all i can from you ;)

2007/3/8, Michael Kay <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> I'm guessing from your choice of element names that your hierarchic
> structure is positional rather than defined by pointers.
>
> This makes it a positional grouping problem. Such problems are always much
> easier in XSLT 2.0, so you need to make it clear whether you want a 1.0 or a
> 2.0 solution.
>
> Michael Kay
> http://www.saxonica.com/
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: SEXpeare [mailto:sexpeare@xxxxxxxxx]
> > Sent: 08 March 2007 10:20
> > To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Subject: [xsl] Transforming a non-hierarchical XML into a
> > hierarchical one
> >
> > Hello everybody, I have to transform a non hierarchical XML:
> >
> >       <sumario>
> >               <seccion txt=""/>
> >               <subseccion txt=""/>
> >               <organismo txt=""/>
> >               <anuncio txt=""/>
> >               <organismo txt=""/>
> >               <anuncio txt=""/>
> >               <organismo txt=""/>
> >               <anuncio txt=""/>
> >               <subseccion txt=""/>
> >               <organismo txt=""/>
> >               <anuncio txt=""/>
> >               <seccion txt=""/>
> >               <subseccion txt=""/>
> >               <organismo txt=""/>
> >               <anuncio txt=""/>
> >               ...
> >       </sumario>
> >
> > into a hierarchical XML, doing this via XSLT. The result must
> > be like this:
> >
> >       <sumario>
> >               <seccion id="">
> >                       <subseccion id="">
> >                               <organismo id="">
> >                                       <anuncio>
> >                                       </anuncio>
> >                                       ...
> >
> >                               </organismo>
> >                       </subseccion>
> >               </seccion>
> >               ...
> >       </sumario>
> >
> > I would apreciate any idea or advice, thx.