Re: [xsl] Contains

[Karl Stubsjoen <kstubs@xxxxxxxxx>]

I almost get it..
If current node value contains "directnic.com" (keyword "contains" -
since the current node might be something like:

"Your sales respresentative <sales@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> is trying to reach you".

Then how would I set up your count example to test this?  So, do not
match elements that contain "directnic.com".

Karl..



On 5/30/05, Michael Kay <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > Having trouble with contains.  I have a set of elements derived from a
> > source xml which contains the parts of an email that are bad, that I'd
> > like to ignore in my result.  An example would be the domain of my
> > hosting company like so it would be listed as "lfchosting.com" and
> > another element might be "directnic.com".
> >
> > So I have:
> >
> >     <xsl:if test="not(contains($bad_emails_contains,.))">
> >        ... do my result ...
> >     </xsl:if>
>
> If $bad_emails_contains is a set of elements, then this won't work. The
> contains() function expects a string. I think you might be trying to test
> whether a node-set contains a given node (*please* don't try to guess what
a
> function does from its name alone!), in which case the XSLT 1.0 solution is
>
> count($nodeset | $node) = count($nodeset)
>
> The 2.0 solution is
>
> exists($nodeset[. is $node])
>
> Michael Kay
> http://www.saxonica.com/