Subject: Re: [xsl] param - default settings From: Goetz Bock <bock@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2001 12:42:49 +0100 |
On Tue, Oct 30 '01 at 13:16, Oleg Tkachenko wrote: > >> <xsl:param name="abs" select="1" /> > >> > > This would select the value of the <1> node in the current context, > > there is no such node and the nodename is invalid anyway > I don't think so, 1 belongs to number type, not to node-set, so the > param will contain just 1 as number. Okey, I'm sorry youre right, but this only works for numbers. If I was to say <xsl:param name="bla" select="foo"/> it would try to select all foo nodes (in the current scope) > > <xsl:param name="abs" select="'1'"/> > And this one will contain 1 as string. Yes, but as XSL-T is not strongely typed, it will seam to work like a number > > <xsl:param name="abs">1</xsl:param> > And this one as RTF with the only text node that in turn contain 1 as > string value. But works for the same reasons But you're right, both do not result in real numbers -- Goetz Bock IT Consultant Dipl.-Inf. Univ.
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