Re: Ignoring Redundancy

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select your sorted nodes into a variable, then use xsl:for-each loop
over the contents of the variable and the preceding- or following-sibling::.
This works because xsl:for-each changes the current context, so, in the
loop the context is no longer the source document but the contents of
your variable.

hth,
Wolfgang

| Hello all,
|
| I'm actually trying to design my xsl stylesheet to
|
| 1. Select all /Classes/Class/SADefinition nodes where their @SAObjName
| attribut contains the sequence 'app_'     --> OK
| 2. Sort the result tree according to @SAObjName attribut     --> OK
| 3. Applying the text to each node, but IGNORING ALL REDUNDAND NODES.
| --> not OK
|    (My XML File contains redundancy nodes)
| I guess, the use of "following-sibling" won't help me much in this
| case...
|
| Here is the actual code :
| ...
| <xsl:result-document href="procXml.bat" format="bat">
| 	<xsl:for-each
| select="/Classes/Class/SADefinition[contains(@SAObjName,'app_')]">
| 		<xsl:sort select="@SAObjName"/>
| 		<xsl:if
| test="not(@SAObjName=/following-sibling::*[position()=1]/@SAObjName)">
|
| 			<xsl:text>fop -fo </xsl:text>
| 			<xsl:value-of select="@SAObjName"/>
| 			<xsl:text>.fo -pdf </xsl:text>
| 			<xsl:value-of select="@SAObjName"/>
| 			<xsl:text>.pdf&#13;&#10;</xsl:text>
|
| 		</xsl:if>
| 	</xsl:for-each>
| </xsl:result-document>
| ...
|
|
| Does anyone have an idea on how to solve my problem?
|
| Regards
|
| Lawrence Michel
|
|
|

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