Michael Kay wrote:
The exact way in which you created this file is probably very important. If
you did it by naive copy-and-paste, then it's likely that the duplicate
values in the file are very close to each other and that the distance
between duplicates is consistently small.
I just pasted the three lines four times, then those lines 10 times,
then those lines 10 times, etc. The data set is admittedly only good
enough to demonstrate in a classroom that xsl:key can be useful, but
it is not fair to use this "dummy" data set to test optimization of an
XSLT processor.
Cheers,
Jesper Tverskov
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