Another possibility would be to interpose the Lua-code somwhere in between the processing stream. The \directlua-call can get its input from \xmlstripped and then does a tex.print back to ConTeXt. Or is there a more direct way to substitute the manipulated string for the original input? Hans van der Meer On 2 jan. 2012, at 20:04, Meer, H. van der wrote:
The macro \xmlstripped{node}{lpath} gives me the xml resulting from the strip. after some operations on this result I would like to reprocess this in order to typeset. How do I accomplish this?
Hans van der Meer
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