RE: [xsl] Usage of RTF with Grouping and Count

["Ranjan K. Baisak" <ranjanbaisak@xxxxxxxxx>]

I am using two RTF in this case.
One is parentRTF and childRTF. parentRTF conatains key
to get all childs. In such case "agwore" is parent and
"agwore1" and "agwore3" are from childRTF. It might be
possible that one elment in parentRTF can be child of
another element in parentRTF. This is the example of
"agwore" also in parentRTF but child of "New2".
My RTF is having a complex structure so after
manipulating I created this RTF from parentRTF and
childRTF.

If you want xml and stylesheet then I can send  the
same too.

regards,
Ranjan
--- Michael Kay <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> > In my stylesheet, I have a RTF variable which
> contains
> > following xml tree.
> > 
> > <val>agwore</val><desc>wore
> > description</desc><totalquantity></totalquantity>
> > <val>agwore1</val><desc>wore
> >
> description1</desc><totalquantity>6</totalquantity>
> > <val>agwore3</val><desc>wore
> >
> description3</desc><totalquantity>7</totalquantity>
> > <val>New1</val><desc>New
> > description</desc><totalquantity> </totalquantity>
> > <val>agwore1</val><desc>wore
> >
> description1</desc><totalquantity>6</totalquantity>
> > <val>agwore3</val><desc>wore
> >
> description3</desc><totalquantity>7</totalquantity>
> > <val>New2</val><desc>New2
> > description</desc><totalquantity> </totalquantity>
> > <val>agwore</val><desc>wore
> >
> description1</desc><totalquantity>6</totalquantity>
> > <val>agwore3</val><desc>wore
> >
> description3</desc><totalquantity>7</totalquantity>
> > 
> > If you can see above "agwore" contains "agwore1
> and
> > 'agwore3" so its <totalquantity> should be
> agwore1's
> > <totalquantity> and <agwore3>'s <totalquantity>.
> 
> How do you know that agwore contains agwore1 and
> agwore3, but does not
> contain New1? Is it simply that a containing element
> has no value for
> totalQuantity?
> 
> How do you compute the contents of this variable?
> Isn't it possible to
> create one or two extra levels of hierarchy in the
> structure, to make your
> life easier when it comes to processing the data?
> 
> Michael Kay
> http://www.saxonica.com/
> 
> 



		
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