Subject: Re: [xsl] Processing approach From: "Michael Kay mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx" <xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2017 08:55:44 -0000 |
There's a lot of temporal language in this description ("while", "then", "same time", "ends up", "as I process"). That's usually a sign that you are thinking procedurally. Try to describe the output as a function of the input, and forget about what happens when. Michael Kay Saxonica > I am stuck with xslt 1 with this task. I suppose the simplest way to describe it > is the variables created while in one node create foreign key refs against the > obvious matching values I generate while in another path. > > Its simpler to use the various logic to generate the values once, then apply them > at the same time in both locations. Often they are generated while in a for loop. > However this generates a template call for the large element I am not currently > processing that ends up copying that node "n" times along with my new appended > element. > > In this case, all I really need to do is continually append the secondary element > to the alternate location as I process and insert a node in the current position. > > Thanks, > jlc
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