On 07/05/2010 14:17, Florent Georges wrote:
David Carlisle wrote:
Hi,
Not "many", all uses of for-each can be equivalently handled by
apply-templates.
For nodes, not for atomic items, of course.
ah yes there is that:-) strange how after using xslt 2 for years you can
still automatically drop back to giving xslt 1 answers;-)
<xsl:template match="/|node()" mode="unique-id">
I guess you meant match="@*|node()" ;-)
well I meant to add / (as it isn't matched by node() as it's not a
child, but of course I should have added @* (and I thought but didn't
mention as it would spoil a good argument, that you also need
namespace() but that's not allowed in patterns) so "except for atomic
values and namespace nodes" needs inserting somewhere in my original waffle.
Regards,
David
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