Subject: RE: [xsl] Position of a Child From: Wendell Piez <wapiez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2001 11:49:45 -0400 |
The problem with the solution you gave me is that this code is inside a template (that matches the contextNode), and this template calls itself recursively for a set of selected attributes.
Basically what I'm doing is to filter the input xml to create an output based in a list of Childs (that this particular node may have or not). So going through every child for each one in the list and for each contextNode would be a lot of processing.
That is why I was using the select"*[name()=$NodeName]" to identify the child without going through all of them.
<ContextNode> <Child1/> <Child3/> <Child4/> <Child3/> <ContextNode>
<ContextNode> <Child1/> <Child4/> <Child3/> <ContextNode>
Hoping that helps, Wendell
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