When I call document() with variable as first argument, file1.xml
opened from directory "xsl".
When I call document() with exsl:node-set($file-set) as first
document, files from $file-set opened (try to open) from the
current directory.
You can force the base URI used for the document function by supplying a
node as the second argument of document().
If you give a node from the stylesheet, eg document('') it'll use the
uri of the stylesheet. If you use a node from your source file
it will use the URI of that file.
If your file list was in an external file, not in a variable you
wouldn't need the node-set extension and you would have a different
and more reliable base URI (the URIU of your XML file that has the file
list)
but key() not work with variable
(for me - I use libxml2-2.5.8 and libxslt-1.0.31)
It will work (I would imagine) but note that a node set returned by
exslt:node-set() is a separate document and key() only works in teh
current document, so to look up a key you would have to do
<xsl:for-each select="exsl:node-set($file-set)">
...
select="key(...
so that the current node at the point you call key() is _inside_ the
document generated by exsl:node-set
David
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