Hello XSLT gurus,
i've got a rather difficult problem. Some explanations first. theres a signal oriented xml-file - the graphical represantation looks like:
| startsignal (signal00)
\ /
| top | _________
part01 | | / \__
| down |____/ \_______________
| top |______
part02 | | \
| down | \________________________
| top | ______________________
part03 | | _____/
| down |________/
all parts have got two states (top,down) with different values to change between the states:
part01: 2 ticks up, 4 ticks down, starting position down part02: 5 ticks up, 2 ticks down, starting position top part03: 7 ticks up, 3 ticks down, starting position down
lets assume the startsignal's name is "signal00"
part01 requires signal00 and generates signal01
part02 requires signal01 and generates signal02
part03 requires signal02 and generates signal03
part01 requires signal03 and generates signal04
the xml representation could be
<project starttime="0" startsignal="signal00">
<element name="part01">
<positions>
<position name="top" duration="2" starting="false" />
<position name="down" duration="4" starting="true" />
</positions>
<signals>
<signal gen="signal01">
<and req="signal00" />
</signal>
<signal gen="signal04">
<and req="signal03" />
</signal>
</signals>
</element>
<element name="part02">
<positions>
<position name="top" duration="5" starting="true" />
<position name="down" duration="2" starting="false" />
</positions>
<signals>
<signal gen="signal02">
<and req="signal01" />
</signal>
</signals>
</element>
<element name="part03">
<positions>
<position name="top" duration="7" starting="false" />
<position name="down" duration="3" starting="true" />
</positions>
<signals>
<signal gen="signal03">
<and req="signal02" />
</signal>
</signals>
</element>
</project>
still reading that veeery long post?
thanks! now assume you want to transform that signal oriented xml-file into a timetick oriented one:
part01: (0,0) (2,1) (11,1) (15,0)
part02: (0,1) (2,1) (4,0)
part03: (0,0) (4,0) (11,1)
tricky, eh? i wan't post the corresponding java-code here (due to size) but will make it available on request at no time.
thanks for playing with that problem
yours
sebastian
i've got a rather difficult problem. Some explanations first. theres a signal oriented xml-file - the graphical represantation looks like:
| startsignal (signal00)
\ /
| top | _________
part01 | | / \__
| down |____/ \_______________
| top |______
part02 | | \
| down | \________________________
| top | ______________________
part03 | | _____/
| down |________/
all parts have got two states (top,down) with different values to change between the states:
part01: 2 ticks up, 4 ticks down, starting position down part02: 5 ticks up, 2 ticks down, starting position top part03: 7 ticks up, 3 ticks down, starting position down
lets assume the startsignal's name is "signal00"
part01 requires signal00 and generates signal01
part02 requires signal01 and generates signal02
part03 requires signal02 and generates signal03
part01 requires signal03 and generates signal04
the xml representation could be
<project starttime="0" startsignal="signal00">
<element name="part01">
<positions>
<position name="top" duration="2" starting="false" />
<position name="down" duration="4" starting="true" />
</positions>
<signals>
<signal gen="signal01">
<and req="signal00" />
</signal>
<signal gen="signal04">
<and req="signal03" />
</signal>
</signals>
</element>
<element name="part02">
<positions>
<position name="top" duration="5" starting="true" />
<position name="down" duration="2" starting="false" />
</positions>
<signals>
<signal gen="signal02">
<and req="signal01" />
</signal>
</signals>
</element>
<element name="part03">
<positions>
<position name="top" duration="7" starting="false" />
<position name="down" duration="3" starting="true" />
</positions>
<signals>
<signal gen="signal03">
<and req="signal02" />
</signal>
</signals>
</element>
</project>
still reading that veeery long post?
thanks! now assume you want to transform that signal oriented xml-file into a timetick oriented one:part01: (0,0) (2,1) (11,1) (15,0)
part02: (0,1) (2,1) (4,0)
part03: (0,0) (4,0) (11,1)
tricky, eh? i wan't post the corresponding java-code here (due to size) but will make it available on request at no time.
thanks for playing with that problem
yours
sebastian