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[xml] libxslt question
- From: Enno Rehling <enno despammed com>
- To: xml gnome org
- Subject: [xml] libxslt question
- Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2004 14:23:47 +0100
I have a large xml document that I want to break down and transform into
many smaller files. For each occurrence of "/foo", I want to create a new
file that is built using an xsl transformation based on the foo-Node.
However, xsltApplyStylesheet gets the entire document and stylesheet passed
in, and writing match="/" in the stylesheet produces transformations for all
the nodes, not the specific one that I want, of course. How can I trick it
into transforming just one specific node?
I've only started using libxslt yesterday, so if that's a really stupid
question, I wouldn't know it :-)
Enno.
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