RE: [xsl] Removing duplicates

[Clay Leeds <cleeds@xxxxxxxxxx>]

James,

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, it doesn't work as I'd hoped. It only 
displays one item. My programmer tells me that I only need to check for TRC 
elements (thought I'd need one each for RCs *&* TRCs & would've renamed 
your TEMPLATE :-).

I've got multiple DETAILLINEs, each of which can have multiple RCDATALINE 
elements. As a result, "preceding::*" doesn't seem to work, as it will look 
in other DETAILLINEs, see those and assume it shouldn't display them 
either. Unfortunately, it is my understanding that "preceding-sibling::*" 
will only look at the one sibling adjacent to current(). Hence, since I've 
got a possibility of 6, that won't work.

I've pasted a better XML EXAMPLE below (with parent::* elements).

Thanks for your help!

Clay

BTW, the header for your e-mail appears funky (note the date):

> From: "James Carlyle" <james.carlyle@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: RE: [xsl] Removing duplicates
> Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2002 20:24:45 +0100
> X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook IMO, Build 9.0.2416 (9.0.2911.0)
> Importance: Normal
> Sender: owner-xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Reply-To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Since today is Monday, Oct 22, 2002, your message appeared at the bottom of 
my InBox.

XML EXAMPLE:
<DETAIL>
  <DETAILLINE>
    <SERVDESC>
      <SERVICE>99215</SERVICE>
    </SERVDESC>
    <QTY>  1</QTY>
    <CHARGE>   193.00</CHARGE>
    <RCDATA>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>43</RC>
        <TRC>14</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>01</RC>
        <TRC>02</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
    </RCDATA>
  </DETAILLINE>
  <DETAILLINE>
    <SERVDESC>
      <SERVICE>20550</SERVICE>
    </SERVDESC>
    <QTY>  1</QTY>
    <CHARGE>   150.00</CHARGE>
    <RCDATA>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>01</RC>
        <TRC>02</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
    </RCDATA>
  </DETAILLINE>
  <DETAILLINE>
    <SERVDESC>
      <SERVICE>20550</SERVICE>
    </SERVDESC>
    <QTY>  1</QTY>
    <CHARGE>   150.00</CHARGE>
    <RCDATA>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>66</RC>
        <TRC>02</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>01</RC>
        <TRC>02</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
    </RCDATA>
  </DETAILLINE>
  <DETAILLINE>
    <SERVDESC>
      <SERVICE>29876</SERVICE>
    </SERVDESC>
    <QTY>  1</QTY>
    <CHARGE>  2800.00</CHARGE>
    <RCDATA>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>01</RC>
        <TRC>02</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>04</RC>
        <TRC>02</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC></RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
    </RCDATA>
  </DETAILLINE>
  <DETAILLINE>
    <SERVDESC>
      <SERVICE>99212</SERVICE>
    </SERVDESC>
    <QTY>  1</QTY>
    <CHARGE>    75.00</CHARGE>
    <RCDATA>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>10</RC>
        <TRC>03</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>12</RC>
        <TRC>03</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>24</RC>
        <TRC>10</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>22</RC>
        <TRC>10</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>03</RC>
        <TRC></TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
      <RCDATALINE>
        <RC>09</RC>
        <TRC>03</TRC>
      </RCDATALINE>
    </RCDATA>
  </DETAILLINE>
</DETAIL>


- Clay Leeds
- Web Developer/Programmer
- cleeds@xxxxxxxxxx


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