Subject: Re: (dsssl) Loop and Data content From: tmcd@xxxxxxxxx Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 11:56:19 -0400 (EDT) |
No, I actually didn't know about the (data ...) function. Or, rather, I'd seen it, but the DSSSL standard just said "Returns a string containing the concatenation of the data of each member of nl.". It doesn't define what it means by "data" -- I presume it is a formal XML term defined in the XML or SGML specifications or something -- so I didn't know what "data" it was. Many thanks, Holger and Javi! Since I plan to use the data in string comparisons, I think I *do* want "entityrefs expanded", if Holger Klawitter meant that it will turn ä and ä into a real a-with-umlaut (in the ä case, using the entity definitions provided). Holger wrote: > tmcd wrote: > > <ltt-name></ltt-name> > >from > > <ltt-name>A name goes here</ltt-name> > > In the first case, the grove element will not have content. In the > other case it will have content in form of data-char nodes, one for > each letter. By "content", you mean "children" in the sense of "(children nl)"? But I presume that (data ...) applied to the first would be equal to "", so I can use that instead. -- Tim McDaniel, tmcd@xxxxxxxxx; tmcd@xxxxxxxxxx is my work address DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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