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Subject: A complex case of profiling
I've read the excellent http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/Profiling.html but I have a profiling issue which, it seems, cannot be solved that way. I have several binary (have / have not) conditions, which do not fit in predefined attributes like "os" or "userlevel", so I use the generic "condition" attribute. These conditions are not mutually exclusive, an element can have two of them. (I hesitate between concatenating the strings in the "condition" attribute or nesting "phrase" elements.) I believe it prevents me from using the techniques described in http://www.sagehill.net/docbookxsl/Profiling.html and that I should develop my own XSLT stylesheet (or DOM script). Here is an example: <para condition="X">Foo.</para><para condition="Y">Bar.</para> If X is true and Y too, it must yield: <para condition="X">Foo.</para><para condition="Y">Bar.</para> If both are false, it must yields nothing. Also, conditions can be negated which I currently write: <para condition="no_X">Oof.</para>
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