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Greetings,
I wonder if is possible to verify with XPath the following "pseudo" rule
for schematron:
-I want to match (assert) an element <a> with an attribute @match='true'
that its @index value will exist in another element <b> with the same
attribute @index.
For instance,
<root>
<list1>
<a index="1" match="true">
<a index="2" match="false">
<a index="3" match="true">
</list1>
<list2>
<b index="1">
<b index="2">
</list2>
</root>
Now, I want to pick a rule with XPath and schematron which will detect
the non existence of <b> with @index='3'.
I tried this rule but it's malformed:
<rule context="root" >
<assert test="a[@match='true']@index=b@index">
fail </assert>
</rule>
Any help would be very appreciated.
regards,
Pedro Salazar.
--
PS
pedro-b-salazar_at_ptinovacao_dot_pt
PGP:0E129E31D803BC61
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