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![]() | ![]() | ![]() | Altova Mailing List Archives>Archive Index >microsoft.public.xsl Archive Home >Recent entries >Thread Prev - Re: Get untagged text between elements [Thread Next] Re: Get untagged text between elementsTo: NULL Date: 2/4/2007 7:57:00 AM > I agree that this is ugly XML but it get parsed witout errors. The > untaged text varies. It may be also numbers for chapters etc. I also > thougt about the text() function, but it doesn' seem to help here Francois, Peter FlynnYou gave a good idea about a possible solution. The fact that you don't understand what he's suggesting and are actually rejecting a solution is entirely your problem. It is difficult to get help in this way. And, of course, one needs to read a litlle bit more about XPath in order to understand what solutions people propose; Hint: text() is not a "function", nor is it "output function". Cheers, Dimitre Novatchev "FMAS" <massion@g...> wrote in message news:1170578863.267061.54470@k...... On 4 Feb., 00:03, Peter Flynn <peter.n...@m.silmaril.ie> wrote: > FMASwrote: > > I am transforming XML files which sometimes have untaged text between > > elements. > > > It looks like this: > > > <ut Style="external" DisplayText="bb"><bb "Document Numbering > > Formats"></ut> > > <ut Style="external" DisplayText="bb"><bb "Custom Footnote > > Numbering"></ut>*?? > > <ut Style="external" DisplayText="bb"><bb "Volume > > Numbering"></ut> > > > No problem to transform the content of tags. But I do not find a way > > to copy untagged text such as "*??" in the example above. > > > Any suggestion? > > a) This looks like rather poor design by someone who really > hasn't grasped the idea of XML properly. > > b) It also appears that they are trying to hide data marked in > another language within the XML. > > c) Use the text() function to access character data in Mixed Content > (which is what this resembles). > > ///Peter > -- > XML FAQ:http://xml.silmaril.ie/- Zitierten Text ausblenden - > > - Zitierten Text anzeigen - I agree that this is ugly XML but it get parsed witout errors. The untaged text varies. It may be also numbers for chapters etc. I also thougt about the text() function, but it doesn' seem to help here as we are talking about input and not output. I have a structure like this: <tag>text I can get</tag>text I can't get<tag>text2 I can get</tag> I wonder if I have to preprocess the XML file, maybe with perl. But if it can be avoided so muc the better. Francois | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
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