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producing three sets of output from one file
- From: Eric K Taylor <eric_k_taylor at juno dot com>
- To: XSL-List at lists dot mulberrytech dot com
- Date: Fri, 29 Mar 2002 11:46:41 -0500
- Subject: [xsl] producing three sets of output from one file
- Reply-to: xsl-list at lists dot mulberrytech dot com
I'm trying produce three sets of output from one set of data, each of
which are subsets of the preceding. That is, I have:
<article audience="A">stuff here</article>
<article audience="B">stuff here</article>
<article audience="C">stuff here</article>
<article audience="A">stuff here</article>
<article audience="A">stuff here</article>
For audience A, I want to include only the A articles; for audience B, I
want to include both A&B articles, and for audience C, I want to include
them all. I was preparing to just create three different XSL files and
then use Instant Saxon to transform with each XSL. However, since the
output is formatted identically, I suspect there's a much more elegant
way to do it (perhaps passing some parameter when compiling?), but I'm
not sure what I would do.
If this is explainable to a beginner, I'd appreciate any help. (Or if
this is beyond a beginner's ability, I'd appreciate someone telling me
that... and I'll do the easy three files as I planned and come back to
this at some point in the future.)
Thanks,
Eric
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