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Joined:	Sunday, November 27, 2016
Last Visit:	Tuesday, January 16, 2018 12:09:10 AM
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Topic: xpath for collection(), bridging folder gap? Posted: Tuesday, January 16, 2018 12:09:09 AM
The solution had been on xmlplease.com, but it's still available on the web archive: http://web.archive.org/web/20170424174247/http://www.xmlplease.com:80/collection
Topic: xpath for collection(), bridging folder gap? Posted: Tuesday, November 28, 2017 6:05:29 PM
I'm using XMLSpy 2016 to generate a collection.xml file where the source files (WCAG2 xml) are in subdirectories. Can't get the two xpath expressions right. Here's the structure ... Code: techniques aria.xml css.xml aria ARIA1.xml fyi: <technique id="ARIA1">..</technique> ARIA2.xml css CSS1.xml CSS2.xml In case it helps ... the main directory contains files named after the subdirectories and each file's root element contains the file name as its @id. Desired output: Code: <collection> <doc href="aria/ARIA1.xml"/> <doc href="aria/ARIA2.xml"/> <doc href="css/CSS1.xml"/> <doc href="css/CSS2.xml"/> </collection> My busted XSLT uses //.xml in the collection expression, which is a guess, and my doc expression only works for these files when they're in the same directory, not spread across a dozen. Code:* <xsl:variable name="files" select="collection('D:/data/main//*.xml')"/> <collection> <xsl:for-each select="$files"> <doc href="{concat('main/',./element()[1]/@id,'.xml')}"/> </xsl:for-each> </collection> Thanks!
Topic: 2017 feature undocumented: New command to jump to parent element in Text View Posted: Sunday, November 27, 2016 8:32:14 PM
Brilliant new feature! I'd love to try it, but Altova seems to have overlooked publishing the actual keystrokes needed. The info should be here: http://manual.altova.com/xmlspy/spyenterprise/index.html?keyboard.htm I've Googled for a good 20 minutes, found squat. So, what is the command for this brilliant new feature? Thanks! Jeff

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