Hi Florent,
Thanks for your reply. Please see my remarks below.
On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 11:52 PM, Florent Georges
<lists(_at_)fgeorges(_dot_)org> wrote:
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.
Which semantics in particular?
I was doubtful, if it's written like: xsl:if test="data(@married)"
then why EBV is checked. After thinking a bit, I think I am little
clear now. test="" would test for EBV of the expression in "". That is
the semantics of test="" syntax.
After reading the rules for finding EBV of a value, I think I have
understood the logic of all this.
Thanks for the explanations. I'll post further doubts I might have ...
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Regards,
Mukul Gandhi
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