Daniel wrote:

> Is it possible w/ xsl to do this transformation:
> 
> <foo>
>     <xs a="mappable" b="mappable" c="mappable" f="house" t="car"
> p="notmappable">
>         <x id="11" a="1" c="2" house="home">
>         <x id="11" a="1" c="2" house="car">
>         <x id="11" a="1" c="2" house="dog">
>     </xs>
>     <ys j="mappable" k="mappable" l="foo" f="house" t="car" p="notmappable">
>         <y id="22" j="3" l="4" house="home">
>     </ys>
> </foo>
> 
> to
> 
> <uniques>
>     <unique id="11"> <!-- from id="11" cus its an id attribute -->
>     <unique id="1"> <!-- from a="1" cus its "mappable" in parent's
> attributes -->
>     <unique id="2"> <!-- from a="2" cus its "mappable" in parent's
> attributes -->
>     <unique id="22"> <!-- from id="22" cus its an id attribute -->
>     <unique id="3"> <!-- from a="3" cus its "mappable" in parent's
> attributes -->
> </uniques>

I believe you need to elaboate the transformation logic further. It's 
not really clear how it should be transformed.


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