Subject: Re: [xsl] xml to csv From: Ragulf Pickaxe <ragulf.pickaxe@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 11:32:57 +0100 |
On 11/21/05, andrew welch <andrew.j.welch@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: <Snip/> > You input is a bit odd though, decide how it would look normlized and > then work from there, eg: > > <root> > <a>a</a> > <a>a</a> > <a>a</a> > <a>a</a> > <b> > <bb>bb1</bb> > <bb>bb2</bb> > <bb>bb3</bb> > <bb>bb4</bb> > </b> > <c> > <cc> > <ccc>ccc1</ccc> > </cc> > <cc> > <ccc>ccc2</ccc> > </cc> > </c> > > What would happen to the c's? Would you get 4 <c>s, 4 <cc>s or 4 > <ccc>s? Are the <a>s correct? It's not obvious. As far as I can see, it is only the leaf nodes that should be countet. That is, only a, bb, ccc and dd elements. There was a post within a month time that had the same kind of problem - going recursively through the nodes getting a grouped output like the one that you try getting. I could not find the thread - I think David Carlisle answered with a solution. I would - as Andrew said - split it into two problems: one, getting the xml in the required format, two: as simple transformation into the csv that you want. Regards, Ragulf Pickaxe :-)
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