Subject: [xsl] concatinating a varying number of whitespace characters From: "Adil Ladhani" <dillio@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2008 12:39:20 -0400 |
Hi XSL gurus, I have a quick question about the concat() function. I need to re-create a line from some XML, and the line should be of the format: <Type><whitespace><Tail> where <Type> and <Tail> are known, and the <whitespace> needs to be detemined. <Tail> is always the same number of characters (i.e. 17) and <Type> can vary in length. Since a line is always 40 characters, I know that I need <Type> and <whitespace> to add up to 23 chars. Furthermore, I know I can determine the number of whitespace chars by subtracting string-length(Type) from 23 (which is 40 - length(tail)), but how can I use this within a concat? Sorry if this is unclear, I can clarify if necessary. Thanks, Adil
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