Subject: Re: [xsl] Isolate spezial text term with pattern From: "KrustyDerClown" <KrustyDerClown@xxxxxx> Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 20:26:48 +0200 |
I think for this kind of conversion "sed" is better suited than xslt. With the following commands you can change your whole document once and for all:
sed -e "s|</comment>|</pb>|g" document.xml > temp.xml sed -e "s|PB|</comment><pb>|g" temp.xml > document.new.xml
The output will be:
<document> <report> <comment>Hallo commentar. </comment><pb>123</pb> </report> <report> <comment>Hallo commentar. </comment><pb>456</pb> </report> </document>
Regards, Tammo Wenterodt
Hello,
i have the following XML document (not complete):
<document> <report> <comment>Hallo commentar. PB123</comment> </report> <report> <comment>Hallo commentar. PB456</comment> </report> ...... </document>
What i now what to do is the following: I will islote the terms "PB123" and
"PB456" and so on in the hole document. Therefore i need a spezial pattern i
think. The pattern is always the same: "PB" and then 3 or 4 numbers. I will
write this terms in an extra column in a HTML table.
How i get the text from <comment>...</comment> is clear for me. Thats no problem.
I hope you know what i need. :)
Thank you for your support.
Greets Oliver
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