Subject: RE: [xsl] check if a* not equal to attribute value From: "Bryan Rasmussen" <bry@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2002 12:25:15 +0100 |
>I'm not entirely clear what you do want I probably don't explain myself very well, it's strange, I write very well except in the case of letters and email.:) no it's just that you have the name() for elements, right, what I want is something that allows access to the names of attributes, can one do this with local-name(), for-each local-name(@*), sorry but I've never seen a convincing use of local-name() instead of name() >> but I can't see anything in the >>above that could give different results on different processors. If you >>write two attributes with the same name, the one written "later" is >>guaranteed to win: this is based not on the order of execution, but on the >>position of the two attributes in the result sequence. okay thanks, that's the way I used to think it was until our conversation about overwriting the same document you're reading in confused me. Sometimes things here get too theoretical for a poor developer like meself. :) >>Your code does seem a bit convoluted, it could be rewritten as: Thanks again, I was going to ask about code improvement next. ><xsl:copy-of select="@*[every $x in >$cssdocSelect//selector[@it:class=$itclass]/s satisfies name($x) != >name(.)]"/> >but I don't think I would bother. cool, actually I think I will, am trying to get to grips with 2.0 right now. XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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