Re: p:exec -- can it apply to only selected parts of input using a loop?

Initially I would look at p:viewport:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xproc/#p.viewport -- "It
is a compound step that processes a single document, applying its
subpipeline to one or more subtrees of the document."

Regards
Jostein

2011/2/1 Alex Muir <alex.g.muir@gmail.com>

> I know that p:exec can be applied to a whole document within the pipeline
> however I'm unaware if it can be applied to one part of a document.
>
> Given an input that had multiple html documents and text documents
> <DOC>
> <TEXT id="1">
>    ...
> </TEXT>
> <HTML id="2">
>    ...
> </HTML>
> <TEXT id="3">
>    ...
> </TEXT>
> <HTML id="4">
>    ...
> </HTML>
> </DOC>
>
> Is it possible to use say within a loop apply a p:exec to only the HTML
> parts say with "w3m" within the p:exec resulting with a document that has
> the HTML parts converted into TEXT
>
> <DOC>
> <TEXT id="1">
>    ...
> </TEXT>
> <TEXT id="2">
>    ...
> </TEXT>
> <TEXT id="3">
>    ...
> </TEXT>
> <TEXTid="4">
>    ...
> </TEXT>
>  </DOC>
>
> Regards
>
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