Frans Englich <frans(_dot_)englich(_at_)telia(_dot_)com> writes:
Hello all,
For a (docbook) project of mine, it would be practical to fill the content of
an element with the date of when the actual processing took place. I have a
vague memory of an old (probably outdated) book which mentioned an XSL
function which returned just that. Judging from google's empty answers, I'm
rambling. Is there such a function, or can my problem be solved in some other
elegant way?
Cheers,
Frans
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I wrote a Perl script to produce date information in the form of an
XML document (see: http://xobjex.com/cgi-bin/date.pl). I use:
<xsl:variable
name="date"
select="document('http://xobjex.com/cgi-bin/date.pl')/date"/>
whenever I need a date/time stamp. I will post the source (~40 lines)
upon request.
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