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> Ok. This *basically* works, but with a line like: > > <l>Why ha<supplied>l</supplied>dest þu were agaynes me</l> > > it turns it into: > > <l><w>Why</w> <w>ha</w><supplied>l</supplied><w>dest</w> > <w>þu</w> > <w>were</w> <w>agaynes</w> <w>me</w></l> > > or if I change it to l//text() > > <l><w>Why</w> <w>ha</w><supplied><w>l</w></supplied><w>dest</w> > <w>þu</w> <w>were</w> <w>agaynes</w> <w>me</w></l> > > When really: > > <l><w>Why</w> <w>ha<supplied>l</supplied>dest</w> <w>þu</w> > <w>were</w> <w>agaynes</w> <w>me</w></l> > > is what is wanted. Presumably you have confidence that if an element starts in the middle of a word, then it ends within the same word? Otherwise you have an interleaving problem. You could start by replacing all the spaces with <sp/> elements, and then process the structure along the lines: <xsl:template match="*"> <xsl:for-each-group select="child::node()" group-starting-with="sp"> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when test="self::sp"> <w><xsl:apply-templates select="current-group() except ."/></w> </ <xsl:otherwise> <xsl:apply-templates select="current-group()"/> </ </ </xsl:for-each-group> </xsl:template> Michael Kay
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