Nima Kaviani wrote:
Hi
for example having the output below written by my XSLT and
considering that I am filling the values inside the inner,
I need to write another element, as a child of
<test:Base>, but based on the values I obtain while I am
writing the inner element
IMHO, you have three options, if I correctly understood
your description:
1/ compute both elements locally, and individually of
each other. So you'll need to compute twice the
intermediate value both values are based on;
2/ compute the intermediate value once, and then use it
while creating the two elements. They will be
created either in the same template or in templates
applied from the template that computes the
intermediate value, passing it by parameter.
3/ in XSLT 2.0, you can use micro-pipelining to create a
first version of your output, without the second
element, then use it as the input of a second
transformation in your same stylesheet, to add the
second element, knowing what the intermediate tree
looks like.
In XSLT 1.0, the only way to achieve 3/ is with two
separate stylesheets, and running them as two separate
transformations (or maybe by using extensions, of course).
Regards,
--drkm
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