David Crossley wrote:
Ross Gardler wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
Maurice Lanselle wrote:
2) How does one construct "AND" classification rules?
<sourcetype name="foo">
<document-element local-name="foo"> && <document-element
namespace="bar">
</sourcetype>
I don't know if that is possible or needed. Perhaps there is another way.
It would be better if you provided an actual use-case.
Using your example from earlier in this thread, AND would be:
<sourcetype name="foo">
<document-element local-name="foo">
</sourcetype>
<sourcetype name="bar">
<document-element namespace="bar">
</sourcetype>
...
...
<map:when test="foo">
<map:transform
src="{project:resources.stylesheets}/foobar2document.xsl" />
</map:when>
<map:when test="bar">
<map:transform
src="{project:resources.stylesheets}/foobar2document.xsl" />
</map:when>
...
Er, i am confused. That code snippet is exactly the same as the OR
situation. Did you forget to edit the code?
Nope, I was being stupid. Seems my logic circuits blew, I thought an OR
was something completely different. I even added a note to the effect:
(note the above example was directly copied for the suggestion for OR,
obviously in an OR you would have different actions within the test)
Just to be clear, the above is obviously an OR, I hope Maurice saw
through my idiocy and didn't waste much time on that.
I've had almost a whole nights sleep now, so maybe my logic circuits
have repaired themselves. However, they are not telling me how to do an
AND I'm afraid.
Ross
