Subject: Re: Selecting unparsed text from inside a tag
From: "Jefferson Thomas" <foramuyou@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 14:06:31 +0900
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Thank you. The xsl:copy-of is exactly what I was looking for. It
returns the all text and the subnodes.
I should have mentioned that what Im doing is extracting HTML
documentation from the Schema files.
Thank you all,
Thomas
2008/3/25, Michael Kay <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> > I would like to know if there is a way to select everything
> > that is inside a tag without parsing it and put it to the
> > output, so that if there are other tags (like <br/> or
> > <html>) inside our tag then they will also come up.
>
>
> The input to an XSLT processor is a tree of nodes. The XSLT processor never
> sees lexical XML tags in an unparsed state; the parsing of the XML and
> construction of the tree is complete (conceptually, at least) before the
> XSLT processor gets to see it. The XSLT processor only sees nodes.
>
> Your questions suggests that you are doing xsl:value-of where you should be
> doing xsl:copy-of or xsl:apply-templates.
>
>
> Michael Kay
> http://www.saxonica.com/
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