Jeni Tennison wrote:
If so, you need:
<xsl:variable name="bibrecord"
select="$bibkey/doc(concat('bib-data/', ., '.mods'))" />
Is it allowed to use a function-call at the end of a path expression? That must be new in XPath 2.
It wasn't allowed in 1.0, which was a pity in some occasions as it would have prevented the need of
the node-set function...
because in this case the <mods:mods> element is parentless. This
distinction is very subtle, and usually unimportant, but in general my
advice would be to avoid the "//" at the beginning of the pattern
unless you're really sure that you'll never want to match elements
that don't appear in a tree rooted with a document node.
Ah, another nice detail...
Cheers,
Geert
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