You should have mentioned you were using 2.0.:-)
I was hoping I could access that table via a key:
<xsl:key name="language-code" match="name" use="@code"/>
yes you could, assuming namespaces match up.
that I would access with this expression:
key('language-code', 'de', $stylesheet)"/>
given:
<xsl:variable name="stylesheet" select="document('')"/>
no don't do that, although it ought to work, it causes the stylesheet to
be re-parsed. In 2.0 you can query into variables so you can just use
$language-table instead of $stylesheet.
I'd guess it's a namespace problem.
David
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