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ebeshero / Amadis-in-Translation

a project to apply TEI markup to investigate early modern Spanish editions of Amadis de Gaula and their translations into English and French from the 1500s to the early nineteenth century.
http://amadis.newtfire.org
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0
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appy-templates #25

Closed HelenaSabel closed 8 years ago

HelenaSabel commented 8 years ago

The way I introduce Southey text in the HTML visualization is by matching and anchor[@ana='start'] and applying templates to:

<xsl:apply-templates select="current()/following::node() except current()/following::node()[@ana = 'end'][1]/following::node()"/>

The reason I get the duplications is because my rule is applying templates to both the node <persName> (so it gives us its text content) and to the text node that contents... (same happens with note). I could avoid the duplications on the tables, but I was using <xsl:value-of > and I could add text() to current()/following::node(). However the same strategy wouldn't work here because I do need to apply the templates to those elements. Any idea on how can I solve this?

ebeshero commented 8 years ago

@HelenaSabel I'm working on it. I made my own copy of your XSLT and changed to my preferred notation of Attribute Value Templates. No improvement yet--I'm heading in to teach now. But I think I know how to fix it, so you can leave it to me.

HelenaSabel commented 8 years ago

Thank you, Elisa! I've been working on it, but couldn't find the solution...