Subject: [xsl] extracting all elem names of an attribute From: Saverio Perugini <sperugin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 23 Jan 2004 02:04:03 -0500 (EST) |
Hello, How best is the following text extracted from the following xml, possibly using keys or some other xslt constructs? ==== size: small, medium, large crust: thin, pan topping: olives, pepperoni, peppers ==== <db> <large category="size"> <thin category="crust"> <olives category="topping/> <pepperoni category="topping/> </thin> <pan category="crust"> <pepperoni category="topping/> </pan> </large> <medium category="size"> <pan category="crust"> <pepperoni category="topping/> <olives category="topping/> <peppers category="topping/> </pan> </medium> <small category="size"> <thin category="crust"> <olives category="topping/> <pepperoni category="topping/> <peepers category="topping/> </thin> <pan category="crust"> <pepperoni category="topping/> <olives category="topping/> <peepers category="topping/> </pan> </small> </db> The basic approach involves: - using keys to get a unique list of possible values for the @category attribute - iterating over these values - printing each followed by a colon - getting a unique list of all xml element names which contain this particular attribute value - iterating over these values printing each printing an endline Many thanks and Best regards, Saverio XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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