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<root><b>Following text<br/>
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- Subject: [xsl] <root><b>Following text<br/>
- From: Edierley Messias <edierley at dcc dot ufmg dot br>
- Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2001 11:54:28 -0200 (EDT)
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Really thanks for your suggestion Michael and Dimitre.
I think that I wrote my DOM tree very simple, what I want to do
is find any <br/> element that has the concatenation of the text
of the preceding-sibling:: type <b> and text < 150. like the tree below.
00:<master_root>
01: text greater than 150<br/>
02: text less than 150<br/>
03: <paragraph>
04: text less than 150 <br/>
05: text greater the 150<br/>
06: text <b>with b element</b> less than 150<br/>
07: <section>
08: text <b>with b element</b> less than 150<br/>
09: text <b>with b element</b> greater than 150<br/>
10: </section>
11: </paragraph>
12: text <b>with b element</b> less than 150<br/>
13: text <b>with b element</b> greater than 150<br/>
14: text <b>with b element</b> less than 150
15:</master_root>
The lines that matches will be 02 04 06 08 and 12
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Edierley Messias
www.dcc.ufmg.br/~edierley
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Edierley Messias
www.dcc.ufmg.br/~edierley
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