Michael.Ruehling@t... wrote:
> Hi,
> I am sorry for not beeing totally precise.
> The BUCH or KAPITEL function works fine. What 
> makes the problem ist the UEBERSCHRIFT-thing.
> 
> XSLT-Code says UEBERSCHRIFT can be more than one 
> (the reference part of my book says so). And I want 
> to have more than one UEBERSCHRIFT in one KAPITEL. 
> Even more than one ZWISCHENUEBERSCHRIFT and TEXT.
> I don't want to have only one UEBERSCHRIFT and ZWISCHENUEBERSCHRIFT 
> and TEXT Part in my KAPITEL, because, it makes no sense 
> to have an extra KAPITEL for a short TEXT which belongs to a 
> UEBERSCHRIFT.

Yes, it is possible (but unusual) to have more than one ueberschrift
in a chapter.

I think you may be confusing the ueberschrift with the concept of a
container like <section> or <subsection>. XML is normally built on a
hierarchical model or containers, unlike (eg) LaTeX, where headings
are simply interruptions to the flow of text (eg \section{}, not
\begin{section}...\end{section}).

<!DOCTYPE buch [
<!ELEMENT buch (kapitel)+>
<!ELEMENT kapitel (ueberschrift,text+,unterkapitel*)>
<!ELEMENT ueberschrift (#PCDATA)>
<!ELEMENT unterkapitel (ueberschrift,text+)>
<!ELEMENT text (#PCDATA)>
]>
<buch>
  <kapitel>
    <ueberschrift></ueberschrift>
    <text></text>
    <text></text>
    <text></text>
    <unterkapitel>
      <ueberschrift></ueberschrift>
      <text></text>
      <text></text>
      <text></text>
    </unterkapitel>
    <unterkapitel>
      <ueberschrift></ueberschrift>
      <text></text>
      <text></text>
      <text></text>
    </unterkapitel>
    <unterkapitel>
      <ueberschrift></ueberschrift>
      <text></text>
      <text></text>
      <text></text>
    </unterkapitel>
  </kapitel>
  <kapitel>
    <ueberschrift></ueberschrift>
    <text></text>
  </kapitel>
</buch>

///Peter