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Re: How to extract parent's attributes? How to use patterns to parse attribute's string value?

From: "Siegfried Heintze" <siegfried@-------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 10/17/2008 9:27:00 AM

>It is not clear what you want to achieve above. Your select expression
>../../svg:g[@title] looks at svg:g children of the grandparent element 
>having a title attribute. If you want to output the title attribute value 
>then you need ../../svg:g[@title]/@title.

../../svg:g[@title]/@title

Does not work!
But
..//@title

Does work. Oops, I see the problem: I got my sibling mixed up with the
grand parent! Please forgive me: it was late at night!

Now this works:

../svg:rect/@title

Great!

Now what about this transform attribute? This works:

../@transform

It produces

 <key x=" 6" y="11" title="0002 0003 scan 003 2  @"
        transform="translate( 78.10, 59.05)"
        width="12.5"
        pos="5">&#29275;</key>

Now how do I extract that 78.10 and 59.05 out of the translate function in 
the transform attribute?

Thanks! You have been very helpful so far!

Siegfried

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