Ruud Grosmann wrote:
<xsl:sequence select="'BLD'[contains($string, 'bold')],
'ITA'[contains($string, 'italic')]"/>
Thank you for your answer. This I was looking for all the time: a
way to create a sequence of string in the select of
xsl:sequence. However, I don't understand completely what is going
on in that select.
'BLD' selects a string
'BLD'[...] selects a string iff the predicate is true
'BLD'[contains($string, 'bold')] selects the string iff $string
contains 'bold'
This is another way to write:
if ( contains($string, 'bold') ) then 'BLD' else ()
BTW, if I remember well, your template returns only one string. If
it is the case, you can select only the first string to get the same
behaviour:
<xsl:sequence select="
('BLD'[contains($string, 'bold')],
'ITA'[contains($string, 'italic')])[1]"/>
Regards,
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Florent Georges
http://www.fgeorges.org/
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