difficult xsl transform clarification

[Greg]

A and B can be anything, another words those elements are variable.


I need to transform:
<A> x <\A>
<A> y <\A>
<B> i <\B>
<B> j <\B>
<B> k <\B>

into:
<A>
<P> x <\P>
<P> y <\P>
</A>
<B>
<P> i <\P>
<P> j <\P>
<P> k <\P>
</B>

There seems no easy way to do that. Am I missing somethig? I tried
using variables, but they cannot be reassigned within the same
context. Anyone?

Thx

[Colin Savage]

Re: difficult xsl transform clarification

You want to do grouping. The agreed best method is the meunchian method
which you can find here

http://www.jenitennison.com/xslt/grouping/index.html

Also if you search through the archives of this group, there is a
modification using the exslt distinct function.

Colin

"Greg" <grokita@findla w.com> wrote in message
news:d59607cb.0 312181759.4461d 66b@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
> A and B can be anything, another words those elements are variable.
>
>
> I need to transform:
> <A> x <\A>
> <A> y <\A>
> <B> i <\B>
> <B> j <\B>
> <B> k <\B>
>
> into:
> <A>
> <P> x <\P>
> <P> y <\P>
> </A>
> <B>
> <P> i <\P>
> <P> j <\P>
> <P> k <\P>
> </B>
>
> There seems no easy way to do that. Am I missing somethig? I tried
> using variables, but they cannot be reassigned within the same
> context. Anyone?
>
> Thx[/color]