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"Pruning" an xml "tree" based on nodes' ids

Martin Probst mail at martin-probst.com
Wed Sep 9 16:00:17 PDT 2009


  "Pruning" an xml "tree" based on nodes' ids
> I am trying to prune an xml tree based on known ids for the nodes in that
> tree.
> [...]
> For example if I know that I’m in tree id 1 and the branches I
> took in order are 1,4,8,

Are you doing this using copy/transform like the last time?

What about deleting those nodes with the wrong ID?

copy $x := ...
transform (
  delete nodes $x//branch[ID != (4, 8)], $x//leaf[ID != 15]
)
return $x

(Assuming that you'll never need to remove the tree node itself)

Martin



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