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I have input like this:
. . .
<topics days="P1D P4D">
. . .
and in order to get a sequence of dayTimeDurations, which is what I
want, I've had to write
<xsl:variable name="days" select="tokenize(//topics/@days,' ')"/>
<xsl:variable name="ds"
select="(xs:dayTimeDuration($days[1]),xs:dayTimeDuration($days[2]))"/>
This is not only tedious, it only works if I know in advance how many
days there will be, which in principle I don't. What's the right way
to do this? I spent rather a long time searching the documentation
without success. . .
ht
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