Hello!
Yes David, I wanted to do a copy-of of the two
variables.
Well, its not the syntax exactly but the ability to do
such thing in xsl is of my concern. I have taken this
problem out of my problem and made an assignment of
it.. small piece I can concentrate and work on.
I want is, can I copy 2 variables into one.. and
traverse the merged one, and during traversing,
somewhere can I check for some value that appears in
one variable.
Like, I have node-set of 'mangoes' and and 'oranges'.
I combine them as 'Fruits'. I am now processing fruits
with a for-each. Can I add some check for the mangoes
node-set inside the for-loop? Does XSL allow that?
Does it maintain the context? does it access values in
mangoes node-set when explicitly checked inside the
Fruit's for-each?
Hope I made myself clear. Please le me know if
something is unclear.
Thank you.
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