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Using XSL to calculate time (t = hh:mi + mi)

From: kebabkongen@-------.---
To: NULL
Date: 12/1/2006 2:48:00 AM

Hi,
I have an XML source which gives me the start time (in the format
hh:mi) of a program and the duration of the program (in minutes).

With XSLT only, I would like to generate the time the next program
starts.
Ex: If the current program starts at 10:30 and lasts for 60 minutes, I
wish to display that the next program starts at 11:30.
The server seems to be running XSL 1.0.

I am quite new to XSLT, and have tried Googling this with no luck so
far.

Can anyone please help me with this? (Preferably with code example..
;-)

Regards, Per Magnus



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