Subject: Removing/not traversing syntactic duplicates? From: Joel Riedesel <jriedese@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2000 16:23:03 -0600 |
I've got some XML that I'm trying to process bits and pieces out of. In one section I've got a node: X: <X> <XStuff> <Context> ... </Context> ... </XStuff> <XStuff> <Context> ... </Context> ... </XStuff> </X> I've got a piece of XSL like this (from within a template that matches on X): <xsl:apply-templates select="XStuff/Context[1]"/> Now, the problem is that it's possible for some of those Context objects in the different XStuff of X to be syntactically identical (and some may not be). I really only want to do the apply templates on non-duplicated nodes of this set (syntactically speaking). (Hope I was unambiguous here!) (Basically, I'm looking at all my X's and finding out what Contexts they reference - without duplicates.) Can someone offer a suggestion for this? Thanks, Joel -- Joel Riedesel Jnana Technologies Corporation mailto:jriedese@xxxxxxxxx XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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