Re: [xsl] Wrapping two different elements in parent element - part two

Subject: Re: [xsl] Wrapping two different elements in parent element - part two
From: George Cristian Bina <george@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2007 17:08:44 +0300
Hi Bruno,

I do not understand how you decide the last 2 entries. Why you get pl. for the G entry and sg for the last D entry?

Best Regards,
George
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Bruno Nahod wrote:
Hello,
As you may have read in my previous post I am working on transforming really unbelievably unstructured xml export from a dictionary application into a well formed xml document (based on TEI recommendations). Thanx to George & Vladimir I have solved (I mean they have solved) my problem. But I have found some exports that have slightly different structure but this difference is making things more difficult.Also my boss has change the desirable outcome to some extend.
So this is what I have and what I'm hoping to get.



What I have:(Export)


<something>
   <word_case>N</word_case>
   <word_form>some_word_N</word_form>
   <word_case>G</word_case>
   <word_form>some_word_G</word_form>
   <word_case>D</word_case>
   <word_form>some_word_D</word_form>
   <!-- THIS IS THE PROBLEM-->
   <word_number>pl.</word_number>
   <word_case>N</word_case>
   <word_form>some_word_N</word_form>
   <word_case>G</word_case>
   <word_form>some_word_G</word_form>
   <word_case>D</word_case>
   <word_form>some_word_D</word_form>
</something>

What I'm hoping to get:
<something_else>
   <form>
       <case>N</case>
       <orth>some_word_N</orth>
       <number>sg.</number>
   </form>
   <form>
       <case>G</case>
       <orth>some_word_G</orth>
       <number>sg.</number>
   </form>
   <form>
       <case>D</case>
       <orth>some_word_D</orth>
       <number>sg.</number>
   </form>
   <form>
       <case>N</case>
       <orth>some_word_N</orth>
       <number>pl.</number>
   </form>
   <form>
       <case>G</case>
       <orth>some_word_G</orth>
       <number>pl.</number>
   </form>
   <form>
       <case>D</case>
       <orth>some_word_D</orth>
       <number>sg</number>
   </form>

</something_else>

As you can see the transformation should stop at "<word_number>pl.</word_number>" and change the "<number>" to pl. or different transformation to start at that point?
I would really appreciate if someone could solve this.
Thank you all in advance
Best regards


Best regards
Bruno

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