Hi,
Excuse the noise. I did find the answer. I create a 2nd variable where I
process the first by
directly referring to it. I was confused because if the "select" attribute for
a variable is set
then the body can't have any content.
Anupam.
--- Agnisys <agnisys(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)com> wrote:
Hi,
In a function, I need to create a temporary tree using a xsl:variable.
Then within the same function, I need to create another temporary tree and
pass the first tree
to it.
The function then returns some strings based on the second temporary tree.
How should I go about doing this? I know I can break the function up into a
couple or use
templates but I wanted all code related to this multi-step processing to be
confined to this
function.
Thanks,
Anupam.
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