Re: [xsl] XSLT and XML in the same document

David Carlisle wrote:

this['node-set'] = fu


aha I was trying to google last night to see if there was a way of
quoting function names with otherwise illegal characters,
didn't find anything, I assume that's what I was looking for.

These are called "Associative Arrays" in Java/EcmaScript. Libraries like Prototype.js are largely build on the possibilities that ass. arrays give to programmers (esp. in conjunction with methods/functions and closures), but for a long time, these features have received rather little attention (not sure why, they've been there since the beginning). IIRC, these are the equivalent of hashes in Perl.

-- Abel Braaksma

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