Dear all,
I had asked a similar question some time ago and had received a reply
from Hans (http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.tex.context/81049), but
the method there doesn't work in this case. Working example difficult,
hence code snippets, I'm afraid.
I process file A.xml. I pull in stuff from file B.xml and store the
result as a lua table:
for e in xml.collected(xml.load('B.xml'), 'a') do
for d in xml.collected(lxml.id(e), 'b') do
local sortword = xml.attribute(b, "/", "xml:id", "0")
local entryword = xml.text(b, "entry")
local translation = xml.first(b, "translation")
mytable[sortword] = { }
mytable[sortword]["ew"] = entryword
mytable[sortword]["tr"] = translation
end
end
so the table contains the xml. The "translation" part contains further
nested xml elements. Later, when processing A.xml, I want to retrieve
this stored xml and have it processed:
local checkword = xml.text(t, "c")
local translation = mytable[checkword]["tr"]
but whatever I try:
lxml.flush(lxml.id(translation))
or
xml.cprint(voktable[myword]["tr"])
or
xml.cprint(translation)
I always get the serialized xml typeset, but not processed. So: how can
I get context to process the xml that is stored in the table?
All best
Thomas
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