Sorry, of course that should be <xsl:copy-of/>.
At 2011-10-23 20:18 -0400, I wrote:
Presuming you have only a single attribute (the name() function will
abend if you have more than one), this may work for you ... it
expresses a sequence and selects the first member of that sequence:
<xsl:copy select="( ../Location[name(@*)=name(current()/@*)] ,
../Location/@denomination ,
'0' )[1]"/>
This relies on the XPath 2 behaviour of sequence ( (), x )
collapsing to ( x ).
Note the use of current() to return the node that was current at the
start of evaluating the XPath expression (also available in XPath 1).
I hope this helps.
. . . . . . . . . Ken
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