use a function similar to group-index to sort secundary and tertiary indexterms #50
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Why autoidx.xsl has been changed to use this new function as well? Not all XSLT engines are supporting declaration of user function and such change will break stylesheets in them. I suppose that change should be only in autoidx-kosek.xsl file? |
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This reverts commit 70fcf97.
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I have copied the templates to the autoidx-kosek.xsl files and restore the autoidx.xsl as they were. Now, there is room for refactoring here, but I need an idea or two to customize sort definitions. This however might not solve the problem of having more or less identical templates. The autoidx as well as the kosek index uses modes and not customizations. |
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| <xsl:param name="normalize.sort.input"/> | ||
| <xsl:param name="normalize.sort.output"/> | ||
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| <xsl:variable name="firstletterinterm" select="substring($term, 1, 1)"/> |
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In some languages two characters are treated as one letter for purposes of sorting, for example "ch" in Czech. I don't think your code can handle this situation.
| <xsl:when test="$letters/l:l[. = $firstletterinterm]/@i"> | ||
| <xsl:variable name="indexnumber" select="$letters/l:l[. = $firstletterinterm]/@i"/> | ||
| <xsl:if test="$indexnumber < 10"> | ||
| <xsl:text>0</xsl:text> |
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Why zero is returned if number from lookup table is smaller then 10? There are localization files using numbers <10 for normal characters.
| mode="index-primary"> | ||
| <xsl:sort select="&primary;" lang="{$lang}"/> | ||
| mode="index-primary-kosek"> | ||
| <xsl:sort select="i:term-index(&primary;)" lang="{$lang}"/> |
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I have't debugged code myself. But if my understanding is correct i:term-index() function would convert string of letters to string of space separated numbers where each number corresponds to code of letter from l:letter element in localization data. Using such value in xsl:sort will not sort strings in a right order.
In the current kozek index only the primary indexterm is sorted by localized values. With this PR also the secondary and tertiary terms are "localized"