David C. wrote:
...
so you should get
<Output>count(number(colspec[contains(@colwidth,'*')]/substring-before(@colwidth,'*')))</Output>
...
Ah, yes I can see why this would be so.
I used <xsl:value-of select="number($total-colwidth)"/> which gave me the
NaN output.
Dimitre,
Thank you for the reply.
I am afraid that I am not much for extension programmes for XSL. Last time I
tried getting EXSLT to work with my developing environment, I had to
reinstall everything. At the moment I prefer XSL only solutions until a time
comes when I have more time to look into such.
I will save your solution for that later time, though.
Thank you both. I can see from this that the count function is not that
efficient in XSL ver. 1.0.
Regards,
Ragulf Pickaxe :-)
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