Subject: [xsl] Can I predict the build order of nodes? From: "Kevin Brown" <kevin@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Sun, 14 Feb 2010 10:50:47 -0800 |
I noticed an interesting build order/selection issue between Saxon and Microsoft XSL transforms ... in my style sheet I have: <xsl:param name="stylemasterfile"> <xsl:value-of select="/winelist/stylemasterfile"/> </xsl:param> <xsl:param name="stylemasterset" select="document($stylemasterfile)/styles | /winelist/styles"/> <xsl:variable name="stylemaster" select="$stylemasterset[last()]"/> The XML may have: 1) a file pointer (in /winelist/stylemasterfile) which contains <styles> 2) an embedded <styles> (at /winelist/styles) 3) both If it contains both, the rule should be to select the embedded one. But selecting $stylemasterset[last()] and testing I noted that they are in opposite order on the two XSLT transformers when both exist. Without saying which is which ... what is the right answer? What do you think is the proper result of this: document($stylemasterfile)/styles | /winelist/styles Internal styles from /winelist/styles External styles from document($stylemaster)/styles or External styles from document($stylemaster)/styles Internal styles from /winelist/styles Or does the spec make no determination of order? Kevin Brown RenderX
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