Re: [xsl] contains any child nodes attribute value

[florian <csshsh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

you are right =)


if i have this input doc:

<foo name="a basket with a orange">
  <bar name="orange" />
  <bar name="apple" />
  <bar name="pear" />
</foo>

output: true

(because the name attribute of the first bar appear in the
foo name attribute)

another input

<foo name="a basket with some fruits">
  <bar name="orange" />
  <bar name="apple" />
  <bar name="pear" />
</foo>

output: false
(because none of the bars name attribute appears in
the foo name attribute)


thanks alot!

ciao!
florian



On Mittwoch, Juni 11, 2003, at 06:18  Uhr, David Carlisle wrote:

> > but how can i define in xpath all the foo attributes of the child
> > nodes? (replacing oranges in that case)
>
> sorry your description was very unclear as to where the respective
> strings were supposed to be (which is why I answered in that form), as
> always it's best to give a small sample input doc and expected result.
>
> David
>
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