[osis-core] [Fwd: Re: Thanks for info on sword XML, OSIS format.]
Troy A. Griffitts
osis-core@bibletechnologieswg.org
Wed, 05 Feb 2003 00:01:47 -0700
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Hey guys,
Does anyone know if XPATH will allow pattern matching in attribute
values. Something like:
//[@osisID="Gen.26.*"]
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From: Christopher Kimball <kimball@ntplx.net>
Subject: Re: Thanks for info on sword XML, OSIS format.
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Dear Troy,
Thanks for the note. Certainly, it's possible to display anything. I'm a
newcomer to XML/XSL, however, I suspect the XSL code to display all verses
of Gen.26 is a little awkward looking.
Does the browser/interpreter need to search all verses for equality with
the osisID , rather than working down the tree structure
book->chapter->verse? I don't know.
Best wishes,
Chris
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Dear Troy,<br><br>
Thanks for the note. Certainly, it's possible to display
anything. I'm a newcomer to XML/XSL, however, I suspect the XSL
code to display all verses of Gen.26 is a little awkward looking.
<br><br>
Does the browser/interpreter need to search all verses for equality with
the osisID , rather than working down the tree structure
book->chapter->verse? I don't know.<br><br>
Best wishes,<br><br>
Chris<br><br>
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