Hi all, I am trying to get the best from the excellent open source Mind Map software FreeMind. As the result of designing a map I get a file which is in fact an XML file that has a simple structure:
<node TEXT="0th text i am interested in">
<node TEXT="1st text i am interested in">
<node TEXT="2nd text i am interested in">
<node TEXT="3dh text i am interested in">
<node TEXT="4th text i am interested in"/>
</node>
</node>
.........
For the sake of simplicity I have removed uninteresting (for my application) attributes.
As you can see, it is a simple containment hierarchy. There are code snippets used to export, but for my needs I would like to create a csv-like text where each node without children has to its left all its ancestor chain separated by comma, or colon, or whatever. I mean, I would like to see something like:
0th node; 1st text ; 2nd text; 3dh text; 4th text
... then a new data line
My goal is to be able to quickly check the full qualifying path to that node and this for each and only the terminal nodes. Should I able to get even a "dotted number" I'll be more than happy (I mean: 1.2.3.4... and so on, marking the nesting position of a node; I remember there is something useful in XSLT to do this).
This XSLT would allow to dump in csv a full qualified list in a snap after handling easily the hierarchy with the power of FreeMind interface
Unfortunately, I am unable to do that now, my XSLT fluency is very bad. It's a pity, XSLT are a very powerful tool... Does anyone have a hint for me?