Subject: Re: [xsl] Converting milestone tags From: Josef Schneeberger <josef@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2010 12:25:29 +0200 |
Hi again, sorry for the delayed response - I was traveling back from Asia. Thank you all for the programs and comments. Am 15.10.2010 07:10, schrieb xsl-list-digest-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: > If you have access to a good library, try looking for Michael Jackson's > 1970s books on Jackson Structured Programming, where he tackles this > class of problem under the heading of "boundary conflict". I will have a look at the book. > Your example doesn't need the full generality of this approach, because > the start/end milestones are always siblings and are always matched in > the same paragraph, but your discussion indicates that you might want to > tackle things that go beyond this example. My case is in fact more complicated than the example I provided. The elements spanning over a boundary may be hierarchically nested. I would like to have a stylesheet, that takes a sequence of tag names. Your examples Vyacheslav and Praveen where very helpful for me to understand things better. In fact, I also found a solution using the comparators << and >> which I was not aware of when I wrote the email... Thanks again, Josef -- Dr. Josef Schneeberger ---------------------- josef@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Moltkestr. 25, D-90429 Nuernberg +49 172 8613281
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