Subject: RE: [xsl] processin each element not on a list From: Dan Diebolt <dandiebolt@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Sun, 6 Oct 2002 08:26:10 -0700 (PDT) |
Thanks. Basically everyone is saying to use a key. How do you approach the problem if you have several sets of choices. Lets say one set of choices is {A,B,C,D} and the other set is {X,Y,Z}. Reformulating the source XML a bit, I would like to process all <item>'s that did not match their respective set of choices: <root> <objects> <object id="1"> <choices> <choice>A</choice> <choice>B</choice> <choice>C</choice> <choice>D</choice> </choices> </object> <object id="2"> <choices> <choice>X</choice> <choice>Y</choice> <choice>Z</choice> </choices> </object> </objects> <items> <item id="1"><object id="1">A</object></item> <item id="2"><object id="1">X</object></item> <item id="3"><object id="2">W</object></item> <item id="4"><object id="1">D</object></item> <item id="5"><object id="2">B</object></item> <item id="6"><object id="2">Y</object></item> </item> </root> In other words, <item id="2"> should be processed because its text value "X" is not among the list of choices for <ojbect id="1">. Likewise, <item id="3"> and <item id="5"> should be processed because thier text values "W" and "B" are not among the list of allowed choices. Is it possible to do this in a generic fashion with a *fixed* key definition or do I have to have one key for each set of choices? What I am trying to do is come up with a key definition and processing that would accomodate *any* set of choices that might be found in the source XML file. Thanks in advance. XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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