Subject: [xsl] regroup/collate like nodes From: Ramon Buckland <ramon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 01:43:15 +1000 |
Hi, I've been tackling this for a bit now but I seem to be going in circles Examples are always best Given a document <root> <a> <b> <c> <node1>hello</node1> </c> <d1>foo</d1> </b> </a> <a> <b> <c> <node2>world</node2> </c> <d2>bar</d2> </b> </a> </root> I need to group/collate the name like nodes such as <root> <a> <b> <c> <node1>hello</node1> <node2>world</node2> </c> <d1>foo</d1> <d2>bar</d2> </b> </a> </root> notes... The node names are not known so it needs to be generic. The deepest child node is guaranteed to be unique for it's full path .. ie, there will only be one a/b/c/node1 but there could just easily be a/b/x/node1 I can see I need to walk the tree recursivley and for each node, select/copy all other nodes that match the same parent path and copy them in, but, also have a check that stops it walking down a path, matched by name, that it has already done. :-) just can't translate that to XSL.. any help would be appreciated cheers ramon
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