RE: [xsl] Is this possible in XSL?

["Uslu, Cihan Y (MED)" <Cihan dot Uslu at med dot ge dot com>]

"item-id" is always single character in length.
No there is not a specific number of <answer> for <question>, it may be
any number.


-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Nahabedian [mailto:naha@ai.mit.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 12:48 PM
To: xsl-list@lists.mulberrytech.com
Subject: [xsl] Is this possible in XSL?


Uslu, Cihan Y (MED) writes:
 > Hi;
 > Is it possible to get all the answers'  item-ids in a way that covers
 > all the possible correct answer combination. 
 > For example I have this multiple choice question in XML and the
correct
 > answers are "A" "B" and "H". 
 > What I want to output is to get all the possible correct answer
 > combination like this: 
 > 			"ABH | AHB | BAH | BHA | HAB | HBA"
 > 
 > How can I do this in XSL?

How would you do it in another language?

Are the "item-id" attributes always a single character in length?

Is there some maximum number of <answer> elements for all <question>s?
I.e. can the script assume that no <question> will ever have more than
5 <answer>s?  If so, you can precompute all possible permutations and
just use the elements of the precomputed permutation as indexes into
the <answer> elements for a given <question>.



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