Subject: RE: [xsl] getting node type in xsl From: "Michael Kay" <mhk@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 7 Sep 2004 16:25:09 +0100 |
> 1) how can I find out about the current node's type defined in the > data document's xsd schema? This is very much the stuff of schema-aware XSLT 2.0, which allows you to do things like <xsl:if test=". instance of schema-element(my:invoice)"> or <xsl:template match="element(*, my:invoice-type)"> Give it a try by downloading an evaluation copy of Saxon-SA at www.saxonica.com. > 2) how can I give a node a unique id, that I can somehow reuse to > programmatically alter it's value (some serialization of the absolute > xPath using something else than the "/" and "[ ]" characters, like > "ID#animal-1#chicken-3#egg-5" for /animal[1]/chicken[3]/egg[5])? > generate-id() doesn't do this... XSLT doesn't allow you to alter the value of a node... There's an extension function to get a path to a node in Saxon, and there are "pure XSLT" solutions in the FAQ (somewhere!). Michael Kay > > and there is a third! Am I reinventing the wheel for the nth time > here? I tried to google something up, but to no avail... > > cheers and thanks for all the help from this great list! > > > -- > Jan Limpens > http://www.limpens.com
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