<xsl:variable name="sortedSequence">
<xsl:for-each select="zzzz">
<xsl:sort select="mmm"/>
</xsl:variable>
Is that the sort of thing you mean David?
the variable now holds the sorted sequence?
No, if you do that the variable will hold a document node which contains
the zzz elements as children.
You need an as="element()*" on the variable to stop it making teh
documet node (which it does mainly for XSLT 1 compatibility)
There are other ways of ending up with an ordered sequence, teh most
dirst being
<xsl:variable name="x" select="(a,b,c)"/>
which stores any elements selected by a followed by elements selected by
b followed by elements selected by c, in that order, whatever order they
are in in the source.
David
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