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count usage in XSLT.

From: jim@-----------.---------.---
To: NULL
Date: 9/8/2006 3:43:00 PM

Hi All,

I have a question about the count funciotn in XSLT. I have a xml file like 
below:

<test>
 <n1> 33 </n1>
 <n2> 22 </n2>
</test>
<test>
 <n1> </n1>
 <n2></n2>
</test>
..

In this XML, there are a lots of <test/> ndoe. which contain sub nodes 
<n1/><n2/>...

Shoud we have any method to count the node<test> which only have some value 
in its sub node. For above exampe, the count of <test> should return 1. It 
just count first <test> node because its sub node have some data inside such 
as 33, 22. And don't count second <test> ndoe because its sub node have empty 
value.

Anybody know how to do this kind of count in XSLT?

Thanks in advance.
Jim





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