[xsl] matching elements with no attributes

[Elena Pierazzo <pierazzo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi all,

Is there a way to match an element just when the element itself has no 
attributes?
For example, in my text I have:

<l>bla bla bla</l>
<l part='F'>bla bla</l>
<l part='I'>bla bla</l>

I want to declare different rules for <l> when it has no attributes and 
when he has attributes. I've tryed  using
<xsl:choose>
   <xsl:when test="l[@part='I']">
       bla
   </xsl:when>

   <xsl:when test="l[@part='F']">
       bla
   </xsl:when>

   <xsl:otherwise> <-- used for an l element with no attributes -->
       bla
   </xsl:otherwise>

</xsl:choose>

but it doesn't work because I need to declare the same variable for the 
first xsl:when and for the xsl:otherwise.
Suggestions?
Many tanks in advance

Elena Pierazzo



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