I use XSLT 1.0
Given the following nodesets:
<data:me1>
<a></a>
<b/>
</data:me1>
<data:me2>
<a>value</a>
<dd></dd>
</data:me2>
<xsl:variable name="me1" select="//data:me1/*"/> <xsl:variable name="me2"
select="//data:me2/*"/>
I want to find out if the two nodesets share one or more elements. I only
want a comparison regarding their nodenames not the values of the nodes.
In the above example $me1 and $me2 share the name of one element: and that
is the element "<a/>". So my nodeset comparison should return "true".
Michael Kay shows how to do an intersection on two nodesets. But how can I
do such an intersection only comparing the names of the nodesets?
Can anybody give me a clue where to dig?
Thanks
Markus
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