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Re: XSL problem

From: "Andy Fish" <ajfish@----------.--.-->
To: NULL
Date: 5/7/2004 8:11:00 AM
"Ben Edgington" <usenet@e...> wrote in message
news:87fzad2xz8.fsf@e......
>
> Whilst watching television with my two-year-old this morning I
> realised that, of course, recursion is the proper way to maintain
> state-information in XSLT. (The challenge presented by the Fimbles is
> limited, you understand.)
>
> This solution combines the best of Martin's and mine: it maintains
> state information without recalculating it from scratch every time,
> and its size is only linear in the number of options considered.
>

ah of course - I'd forgotten about apply-templates...with-param

It's very interesting how different these three approaches are. I had
already thought about something like Martin's idea but I figured it would
get out of hand so I didn't take it all the way to completion. Your original
was the lateral thinking solution I was hoping someone would come up with.
But this last one is the one I'm kicking myself for not thinking of - the
one I didn't think existed.

Andy


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