RE: [xsl] Profiling Number Ranges

[Naomi Gronson <naomi_gronson@xxxxxxxxx>]

That tokenize function works great and I really like
what I see when browsing the Xpath functions.  I
upgraded to the latest saxon to get some of the 2.0
support and was able to get the code to this point.

I tokenize and loop through the SystemLevel attributes
(5.1;5.4;6.0) of elements that have it defined, then I
do a comparison to find if a given element meets the
greater than criteria.  It seems like I'm stuck at a
place where a variable would need to be set or
something because I can't figure out how to display
pass through the current node (context item/atomic
value), and how to do that only once (not for every
compare that meets the criteria).

$SystemLevel=5.1+

<xsl:when test="contains($SystemLevel, '+') and
@SystemLevel">
	<xsl:for-each select="tokenize(@SystemLevel, ';')">
		<xsl:if test="number(.) &gt;=
number(translate($SystemLevel, '+', ''))"> 	
			<!-- if this loop entered I want to keep the
element -->
     		</xsl:if>
      </xsl:for-each>
   </xsl:when> 

Then after looking at some of the other Xpath 2.0
functions, I thought maybe using the Max and Min
functions on my SystemLevel attributes to then do a
compare against the largest number of the group, but I
can't seem to figure out how to get my @SystemLevel
(5.1;5.4;6.0) in to a the proper format for
fn:max()...something like this:

<xsl:if test="number(max((translate(@SystemLevel, ';',
',')))) &gt;= number(translate($SystemLevel, '+',
''))"> 	
	<!-- if this loop entered I want to keep the element
-->
</xsl:if>

I appreciate all the help.

Naomi




		
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