.NET XSL processor (xsl 1) supplied with Visual Studio.NET 2003. It's
sad, I know..
that supports msxsl:node-set I believe (certainly the older msxml
processor does)
this is actually what i was doing, EXCEPT the problem I was/am having is
that "following-sibling" ignores the sort imposed by xsl:sort.
yes sort everything first (either in a separate stylesheet or using the
node-set extension) then group, sorting and grouping in the same pass is
not usually feasible in xslt 1.
I thought by organizing the data with keys, I could trick the xsl into
finding the post-sort following-sibling. Isn't that the case?
No.
David
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