The 'for in' looks like xslt2 function.
I MUST do this with XSLT 1
This is important because its for a browser-based transformations and
I need the template to work on most browsers.
That's why I have not even looked at all the XSLT2 functions yet.
At fist I thought about using named template and use call-template but
now I think it's not necessary and I can just create a normal template
for the <trs> element
and inside that template do all the logic of finding the correct
result for the value of the element.
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 9:57 AM, Andrew Welch
<andrew(_dot_)j(_dot_)welch(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
You need a template that matches all <trs> elements
In that template select the text node and store the text value in a
variable. lets call it $key
then select /trans/tr_string[(_at_)str=$key]/ru/text()
if it isnot empty return it otherwise select the en version.
this can be done with a if then else expression
I'd be tempted to do
<xsl:key name="tr_string-by-str" match="tr_string" use="@str"/>
with something like:
for $x in key('tr_string-by-str', $key) return (x$/ru, $x/en, .)[1]
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