Subject: Re: [xsl] How Do I Generate A Set-Difference With Context - Part A From: "Aron Bock" <aronbock@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 17:53:01 +0000 |
This is confusing:
There is no "text" attribute with value "aa" in the two xml documents.
It's true that nobody's replied to the first post until now. I didn't, because I didn't find a complete and clear description of the problem -- one has to put some effort in specifying a problem in precise manner, this is a logical pre-condition for people being able to help.
Additionally, if performance is to be optimised, this requires that real (or at least realistic) input files are included.
Cheers, Dimitre Novatchev.
feed1.xml ====== <feed> <story @id="1" @date="1" text="a"/> <story @id="2" @date="2" text="a"/> </feed>
feed2.xml ====== <feed> <story @id="1" @date="1" text="a"/> <story @id="2" @date="2" text="a"/> <story @id="3" @date="1" text="b"/> </feed>
final.xml ===== <feed> <story @id="1" @date="1" text="a"/> <story @id="3" @date="1" text="b"/> </feed>
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