Re: [oXygen-user] xslt puzzle

2018-03-06 Thread Kalvesmaki, Joel 
Lou,

Below is how I would approach it. I take into account that you want to treat 
the opening span specially.

Best wishes,

jk
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From: oXygen-user  on behalf of Lou Burnard 

Date: Tuesday, March 6, 2018 at 9:21 AM
To: "oxygen-user@oxygenxml.com" 
Subject: [oXygen-user] xslt puzzle


I take the liberty of exposing my ignorance of how to use the cool grouping 
features of xslt on the list, in the hope that someone will take pity on me and 
explain what's going on here.

My input file (in the HTML namespace) contains chunks like this:

Waarde Meryan!



‘In aanmerking genomen onze gewoonlijk niet heel drukke (!) correspondentie, 
...  Dus, vous voilà prévenu, le pire est fait.



‘Weet dan ...  voet voortleven en ten slotte totaal geruïneerd! Hij, zeer plotseling gestorven gij begrijpt mij wel!






which I want to transform  (obviously) to something like this

Waarde Meryan!



‘In aanmerking genomen onze gewoonlijk niet heel drukke (!) correspondentie, 
...  Dus, vous voilà prévenu, le pire est fait.





‘Weet dan ...  voet voortleven en ten slotte totaal geruïneerd! Hij, zeer plotseling gestorven gij begrijpt mij wel!





My stylesheet has a template for div[@class] which contains the following:





















and another for span which handles the conversion to 

... and this NEARLY works. But not quite. It generates


Waarde Meryan! 

‘In aanmerking genomen onze gewoonlijk niet heel drukke (!) correspondentie, 
... Dus, vous voilà prévenu, le pire est fait.
>

‘Weet dan ... voet voortleven en ten slotte totaal geruïneerd! Hij, 
zeer
 plotseling gestorven gij begrijpt mij wel!



i.e. it looks as if the current-group starts a new sequence for each h:div 
child, rather than for each . So I am misunderstanding something fairly 
fundamental about how this grouping mechanism works.

Any and all advice gratefully received!

Lou

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Re: [oXygen-user] xslt puzzle

2018-03-06 Thread Lou Burnard 

Ha!

Thanks Peter! It's totally obvious when a fresh pair of eyes looks at it!

I'll go back to banging the rocks together now ...

Lou

On 06/03/18 14:36, Peter Stadler wrote:

Hi Lou,

I think you’ll need to move the   (which you want to create) outside the inner loop 
(
Am 06.03.2018 um 15:20 schrieb Lou Burnard :

I take the liberty of exposing my ignorance of how to use the cool grouping 
features of xslt on the list, in the hope that someone will take pity on me and 
explain what's going on here.

My input file (in the HTML namespace) contains chunks like this:

Waarde Meryan!

‘In aanmerking genomen onze gewoonlijk niet heel drukke (!) correspondentie, 
...  Dus, vous voilà prévenu, le pire est fait.

‘Weet dan ...  voet voortleven en ten slotte totaal geruïneerd! Hij, zeer plotseling gestorven gij begrijpt mij wel!




which I want to transform  (obviously) to something like this

Waarde Meryan!

‘In aanmerking genomen onze gewoonlijk niet heel drukke (!) correspondentie, 
...  Dus, vous voilà prévenu, le pire est fait.


‘Weet dan ...  voet voortleven en ten slotte totaal geruïneerd! Hij, zeer plotseling gestorven gij begrijpt mij wel!




My stylesheet has a template for div[@class] which contains the following:





















and another for span which handles the conversion to 

... and this NEARLY works. But not quite. It generates


Waarde Meryan! 

‘In aanmerking genomen onze gewoonlijk niet heel drukke (!) correspondentie, 
... Dus, vous voilà prévenu, le pire est fait.
>

‘Weet dan ... voet voortleven en ten slotte totaal geruïneerd! Hij, 
zeer
 plotseling gestorven gij begrijpt mij wel!



i.e. it looks as if the current-group starts a new sequence for each h:div child, 
rather than for each . So I am misunderstanding something fairly 
fundamental about how this grouping mechanism works.

Any and all advice gratefully received!

Lou



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Re: [oXygen-user] xslt puzzle

2018-03-06 Thread Peter Stadler 
Hi Lou,

I think you’ll need to move the   (which you want to create) outside the 
inner loop (Waarde Meryan!
> 
> ‘In aanmerking genomen onze gewoonlijk niet heel drukke (!) correspondentie, 
> ...  Dus, vous voilà prévenu, le pire est fait.
> 
> ‘Weet dan ...  voet voortleven en ten slotte totaal geruïneerd! Hij,  class="cursief">zeer plotseling gestorven gij begrijpt mij wel!
> 
> 
> 
> 
> which I want to transform  (obviously) to something like this
> 
> Waarde Meryan!
> 
> ‘In aanmerking genomen onze gewoonlijk niet heel drukke (!) correspondentie, 
> ...  Dus, vous voilà prévenu, le pire est fait.
> 
> 
> ‘Weet dan ...  voet voortleven en ten slotte totaal geruïneerd! Hij,  rend="italic">zeer plotseling gestorven gij begrijpt mij wel!
> 
> 
> 
> 
> My stylesheet has a template for div[@class] which contains the following:
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> and another for span which handles the conversion to 
> 
> ... and this NEARLY works. But not quite. It generates
> 
> 
> Waarde Meryan! 
> 
> ‘In aanmerking genomen onze gewoonlijk niet heel drukke (!) correspondentie, 
> ... Dus, vous voilà prévenu, le pire est fait.
> >
> 
> ‘Weet dan ... voet voortleven en ten slotte totaal geruïneerd! Hij, 
> zeer
>  plotseling gestorven gij begrijpt mij wel!
> 
> 
> 
> i.e. it looks as if the current-group starts a new sequence for each h:div 
> child, rather than for each . So I am misunderstanding something fairly 
> fundamental about how this grouping mechanism works.
> 
> Any and all advice gratefully received!
> 
> Lou
> 
> 
> 
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