Subject: [xsl] using variables and attributes to build output tree From: Eric Smith <Eric.Smith@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2001 17:39:25 +0100 |
Hi I currently use this conditional to determine whether to apply a template: <xsl:template match="sub"> <xsl:if test=" ( $output='proposal' and ( ancestor::proposal or @proposal) ) or ( $output='executive' and ( ancestor::executive or @executive) ) or ( $output='retail' and ( ancestor::retail or @retail) ) or $output='full' or ( $output = 'subsidy' and ( ancestor::subsidy or @subsidy )) "> <fo:block> ... <apply-templates/> ... This conditional allows user to create nodes with names that relate to particular outputs. In addition you can define an attribute in a selected node with <sub proposal="1">. However I now want to define attributes more flexibly, so I thought three extra attributes viz. @include @exclusive @reject would fill all conditions we need, but these need to be able to be lists (not just because they have an '@' for a perl array :)). so we can then say: <para @include='executive<some_separator>retail'> and use xsl regex in the conditional to match any of these. The other part of my question is how do I establish the above conditional for all templates but only have it occur once in the xsl (and not in each template, which is silly). I tried with a named template but failed. -- Eric Smith - currently xalan and fop on linux XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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