On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 17:24:16 +0000, "RQamar"
<qamar_rahil(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk>
said:
David Carlisle wrote:
Is there an equivalent of 'while' loop in XSLT 2.0?
it depends what you mean by equivalence.
Well I have an XML document which has several <DEFCONCEPT> elements.
Each of these elements contain certain <CHILD> sub-elements of the form
below:
<DEFCONCEPT id="123" name="abc">
<CHILD ref="567">abcChild</CHILD>
</DEFCONCEPT>
<DEFCONCEPT id="567" name="abcChild">
<CHILD ref="890">abcGrandChild</CHILD>
</DEFCONCEPT>
<DEFCONCEPT id="890" name="abcGrandChild"/>
How could I then place conditions when processing this XML doc such that
it continues searching for a <CHILD> element until it finds
'abcGrandChild' ?
I thought perhaps a single statement could loop until the condition
becomes 'true' which is obviously not in lines with declarative
programming. How else is it then possible?
Does
<xsl:template match="child[text()='abcGrandChild']">
work?
Richard
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