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Re: Rephrasing the problem [was Re: Second try: Search and replace many strings that may not be present in target
At 01:05 PM 5/20/2002, you wrote:
>At 11:51 AM 5/20/2002, you wrote:
>> Sample Input
>><kc>
>> <quotes>
>> <quote who="Peter P. Peters"/>
>> <quote who="Bernadette Peters"/>
>> <quote who="Seth David Schoen"/>
>> </quotes>
>> <section>
>> <p>This paragraph refers once to Peter P. Peters, once to Bernadette
>> Peters, and then again to Peter P. Peters.</p>
>> </section>
>> <section>
>> <p>This paragraph refers to Harry Smith and Seth David Schoen. Also
>> Bernadette Peters.</p>
>> </section>
>></kc>
Awww crap. Hopefully, this will be my last response to the original
query... I had forgotten that I edited your XML sample to remove all of
the hard returns ('\n') from the <p> elements. You might want to set up an
initial conversion before calling the "linkify" template (see other post)
that translates newlines to spaces and then normalize-space() on the text()
node. At that point, the rest of the posted code will work fine.
Bye.
Greg Faron
Integre Technical Publishing Co.
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