XML / XSL

open source XSLT file? hehehe that's a good one! Yes I have found similar years ago by googling around. Also created my own it's not that difficult, you just use XSLT form of recursion. However the simplest mechanism is to just get the XSLT that Internet Explorer uses, it is stored in the MSXML(N).DLL. If you use Visual Studio you can open the DLL in it's resource editor and copy the XSLT which is stored as a resource right out into your own file. If I remember correctly the resource name is not obvious. You can also embed it as a resource in your own project. I have also seen noise about people getting the resource from MSXML at runtime. That approach means you are using which ever version the user has installed on his PC so that solution might have some benefits for certain projects. led mike

first why use CString unless you are manipulating the string value? this should work pAtt->setAttribute( pAttN->nodeName, pAttN->Gettext()); When you must have a BSTR variable prefer using _bstr_t rather than LPCSTR or CString _bstr_t sname = pAttN->nodeName; _bstr_t svalue = pAttN->Gettext(); pAtt->setAttribute(sname,svalue); Take a look at _bstr_t it has built in conversions to/from BSTRT-LPCTSTR I believe, I haven't worked with this stuff for a couple years now, but I think it's comprehensive, ctors that take either and conversion operators that get either so all you do is cast to the type you want. led mike

If I've got your sample correct: <root> <child> <node> <childnode>ITEM</childnode> <childnode>DESC</childnode> </node> <node> <childnode>ITEM1</childnode> <childnode>DESC1</childnode> </node> </child> <child> <node> <childnode>ORDER</childnode> <childnode>DESC</childnode> </node> </child> </root> You can use XPath to filter the result: <xsl:for-each select="//node[starts-with(string(childnode),'ITEM')]"> <xsl:value-of select="position()"/> xsl:text </xsl:text> </xsl:for-each> This should print out 1 2 as it will select the first two node elements.

It's just a macro, they are the same, Christian Graus Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you. If you're still stuck, ask me for more information.

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The Function Input is A Result of a Test That Could Be "failed", Passed", "Done", Termineted"... an more cases of ( what where the Limits (High,Low) of a Test in a Test that is a Numeric Test .....) and More :) :) But THANKS i Found A way By Spliting The Return String of The Function Into an [] and Wraping Each String In The Array with a Diff Color THANKS ANYWAY :) Have Fun Never forget it

check out the tutorials and references at www.w3schools.com[^] and don't cross post led mike