Incrementing position in the tree midstream (Part 2)

Hi again,

Thanks again for your help w the first question. I realized I mistated how I want to move about the trees.
I want to build a table from the following --

/test-plan/object (instance N)/cell
/test-plan/object (instance N+1)/cell
/test-plan/object (instance N+2)/cell
/test-plan/object (instance N+3)/cell

The cell to be placed in each table position is the same XML name. For each "object" in "test-plan", there is one field which tells me whether I am in a table or not ("tabletype" with values either TableNone or TableCell). A second field, "objecttext" has a unique text string fragment which can tell me what cell I am at in the table (from ".0-1.0-1.0-1" for cell 1,1 to  ".0-1.0-x.0-y" where x is number of rows and y is number of columns, filled in by the program which generates the XML).

In short, what I am looking to do is --

For everything in test-plan
	If tabletype is TableNone
		output objectext within <p></p>
	if tabletype is TableCell
		if objecttext contains .0-1.0-1.0-1 (the beginning of a table)
			generate the table (I gather by counting text occurances of the 1st row ( .0-1.0-1. ) then outputing groups in mod row length)
end-for

I am basically getting confused in how to count the occurances down the chain of siblings (all objecttexts under all objects under test-plan).

Thanks again,
Andrew

Andrew C. Durston
Smiths Aerospace
Electronic Systems - Grand Rapids
616.241.8715
andrew.durston@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx





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