At 05:03 AM 2/2/2006, David wrote:



Is there a shortcut for the predicate of $d in the above so
that I could e.g. have a series of sequence variables defined

<xsl:variable name="Mlist" select="'ROW', 'CELL', 'A',..." />



 <xsl:when test="every $d in .//* satisfies local-name($d)=$Mlist"

Or:



<xsl:variable name="Mnodes" select="//ROW | //CELL | //A ..."/>



<xsl:when test="every $d in .//* satisfies exists($d intersect $Mnodes)"/>



(Is there a more concise way to do this? How would it compare in 
terms of efficiency?)



Cheers,
Wendell


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