On Tue, Mar 03, 2020 at 04:20:47PM -0000, Kerry, Richard
richard(_dot_)kerry(_at_)atos(_dot_)net scripsit:
Ok, that's a possibility then.
If I understand it you mean I could do the search/filter as a completely
separate action, storing the resultant list of files as a variable, then pass
the list of files variable to apply-template.
You can certainly do that.
Whether you need a distinct variable depends on how complicated the
filter is; you might be able to do all the filtering in the select of
the apply-templates, either because it's simple or because you wrote a
function.
Stacking variables with modes -- variable A is apply-templates on some
initial content set with mode "doA", variable B is apply templates on $A
with mode "doB", and so on -- is an effective way to do encapsulation in
XSLT.
I might try that.
Good luck!
-- Graydon
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