not(b/c)
return exactly one value true or false depending on whether there are
any b/c elements.
so count(not(b/c)) is always 1
and
count(not(b/c)) >= 1">
is always true.
You just want, what was suggested, namely
test="not(b/c)"
I tried the following statement instead:
<xsl:for-each select="attributeList/attribute">
<xsl:variable name="counter" select="count(not[notChangeable])"/>
</xsl:for-each>
that counts the number of elements with name not that have a
notChangeable element child.
and puts it in a variable that can not be used, as it goes out of scope
when its containing element (for-each here) ends.
David
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