Martin Honnen gooide dit in microsoft.public.xsl:

>Ronald Pothuizen wrote:
>
>> Directives:
>> 1. go from XML 1 to XML 2 with use of XSL (figures)
>> 2. copy only every NON-repetitive node (in this case everything but
>> BOAs) from <Opsporingsdocument> to <Docvars>
>> 3. copy repetitive nodes <BOAs> to <repeaters>
>
>What do you mean with "non repetitive node" respectively "repetitive 
>nodes"? Does that simply mean that you have several elements with the 
>same name? Or are you looking for unique element content?

I mark BOA as being repetitive. Since that whole node (including
childs) can occur more than once. ALGEMEEN is non-repetitive, as are
the childnodes (without childs) of Opsporingsdocument.

Hmmm, it's hard to explain, because I don't know the xml terminology
that well.

Maybe some examples:
Repetitive:
<BOA>

Non-repetitive:
<osz_nummer>
<osd_nummer>
<Documenttype>

Oh wait, from within <Opsoringsdocument> I want all nodes copied that
DO NOT have child nodes. Is that clear enough?

The point is, I need to process the result (obviously) and I want to
separate the stuff that has a deeper structure, from the stuff that
doesn't. That way I can process them seperately.

Primary objective:
I need to move <BOAs> (completely) to <repeaters> and it should be
gone in <docvars>, but everything else from <Opsporingsdocument>
should be in <docvars>.

I can't make myself any more clearer I think, sorry.

Ronald
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