Michael Kay wrote:
Yes, nested brackets are perfectly legal, and expressions like this are
fine:
<xsl:apply-templates
select="twz:rows/twz:row[twz:cell[2]/@selected-id = $car-id]" />
I can't imagine why you would think otherwise.
Just never tried it (can't imagine why either :-) , perhaps because
'traditional' languages don't allow for nested square brackets? It looks
odd to me... ), and apparently never saw anybody else using it. This
opens up a whole new world for me: sometimes the biggest surprises
happen in the smallest things ;-)
Thanks Michael!
Abel Braaksma,
http://www.nuntia.nl
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