Mukul Gandhi wrote:
Hi
I think, as Mike explained, the above xsl:if instruction
checks for the effective boolean value of the expression,
data(@married) to decide, whether contents of xsl:if have
to be generated.
Yes. If it has been declared as a xs:boolean (and been
validated), the EBV of the expression will be the value of
the boolean. If the expression is a node (for instance
@married), the EBV is false iff this node set is empty.
(I am a bit curious why such a semantic is being designed
into the language?).
Which semantics in particular?
Regards,
--drkm
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