Subject: [xsl] stripping leading and trailing blanks of a value? From: "Ben Stover" <bxstover@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:05:11 +0100 |
Assume I have a XML doc where occasionally values appear with leading and trailing blanks similar to <aaa> <bbb> '3 blanks'somevalue'4 blanks' </bbb> </aaa> Because blanks are probably removed by the mailing list system I put 'n blanks' in the code above. In reality real blanks are meant. So how can I strip all such leading and trailing blanks (nad line breaks) with XSLT? The stripping should applied only to "atomic" values. That means that blanks between e.g. <aaa> and <bbb> should be kept. So the result should look like <aaa> <bbb>somevalue</bbb> </aaa> Moreover how can I strip all "atomic" blanks in a whole XML doc and not only from a particular tag value? Ben
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