Subject: [xsl] Grouping & use of keys From: "Dick Penny" <d_penny@xxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2009 10:21:36 -0800 |
I am a newbie at XSLT, have only written 1 identity transform that took me 2 weeks to get working. I have a grouping task for some xml data and plan to follow either post 49748 by: Martin Honnen or 49749 by: G. Ken Holman in the 2/24/09 Forum Digest even though I only have a single group and do not want any item output, just summaries for each group. I have been scanning/reading the books by Jen Tennison and Mangamo but I guess I don't understand the use of <xsl:key name=.........> by Honnen and the lack of <xsl:key....> by Holman. I think of <xsl:key......> as a declaration, similar to "new" in some OO languages. It is either mandatory or not needed. How can Holman's work with such a declaration? Thanks. Dick Penny d_penny@xxxxxxx
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