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Until you haven't shown a concrete example of the xml and the desired result
you're simply wasting (not only) your time.
"Harsh Chaudhary" <hchaudh1@g...> wrote in message
news:FCkkf.10$FX1.8994@n......
> Hi,
> I am sorry about the non-specific posting. I should have spelt things
> out more clearly. Sorry that you had to guess.
>
> But you guessed right. I am using XSLT 1.0. My processor is dom4j. But I
> don't want to use that as I want to keep it pure XSLT. So, no extension
> functions. I am aware of the EXSLT function that you mentioned, but I
> don't want to use it. I don't want to double pass as it would increase
> my cost of the transformation by I think a factor of 2. What I am
> looking for is like a hack or something to acheive this. Its a
> complicated problem with us being limited to only 4 variable types and
> none of them suitable for getting this done. And the fact that variable
> values can't be changed.
>
> But if you know how to implement a name-value pair in XSLT, this would
> be solved.
> Thanks,
> Harsh.
>
>
>
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