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# Monday, 21 December 2009

 Given:

  • an xml defining elements and groups;
  • each element belongs to a group or groups;
  • group may belong to another group.

Find:

  • groups, a given element directly or inderectly belongs to;
  • a function checking whether an element belongs to a group.

Example:

<groups>
  <group name="g1">
    <element ref="e1"/>
    <element ref="e2"/>
    <element ref="e3"/>
    <group ref="g2"/>
  </group>
  <group name="g2">
    <element ref="e5"/>
  </group>
  <group name="g3">
    <element ref="e1"/>
    <element ref="e4"/>
  </group>
</groups>

There are several solutions depending on aggresiveness of optimization. A moderate one is done through the xsl:key. All this reminds recursive common table expressions in SQL.

Anyone?

Monday, 21 December 2009 17:19:32 UTC  #    Comments [0] -
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