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Subject: RE: [xsl] local extremums From: saigo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Evgenia Firsova) Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2003 09:14:53 +0300 |
>It sounds like you want to recurse (or iterate) on the list of <Range> elements in a particular ><Country> until the list is empty! I must not be understanding you right, because that >doesn't give you any result. Unless in line 3 you want to *output* (not discard) the maximum >and the two nearest neighbors. Sorry for my awful english. I need to output every Range one by one and mark those who is local maxumums (not only one, but every) as bold. Yes, I suppose I need a recurse function which can do this. -- Yours sincerely, Evgenia Firsova (saigo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) --------------------------------------------------- NEVA Travel Company http://www.nevatravel.ru/ Russia, St.Petersburg, 1st. Sovetskaya str. 8 fax +7 (812) 327-3267 phone +7 (812) 277-4212 XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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