On 25/03/2010 14:54, George wrote:
Thanks, David.
I know that variables are constants in XSL
well better to say variables hold values (as they do in mathematics)
rather then hold references to valuses (as they do in imperative
programming languages)
but is there any other method
that can be used for this task?
It's not clear to me exactly what the task is, can you post the desired
output from the source files your posted at the start of the thread.
Isn't it right to use a named template that calls itself on certain
conditions?
sometimes, yes, although it's not clear if you need any named templates
or variables here. When people write named templates passing "." along
as a parameter then often (or sometimes) it would be more natural to use
apply-templates instead.
David
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