Microsoft XML - XSLT: <xsl:number TEST="@quality!='decay'">

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XSLT: <xsl:number TEST="@quality!='decay'">

Nikolay Klinachyov

2004-07-29, 7:16 pm

Hi

For select="//apple_on_tree"
We have
<xsl:number level="any"/> = 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,...
But for:
apple_on_tree[2] test="@quality='decay'"
apple_on_tree[4] test="@quality='decay'"
apple_on_tree[7] test="@quality='decay'"

How for result:
<xsl:element name="apple_in_basket">
to get an index without the misses:
<xsl:number level="any" TEST="@quality!='decay'"> = 1,2,3,4,...
?
I.e. to reconstruct an index from
<xsl:number level="any"/> = 1,3,5,6,...
to
<xsl:number level="any"/> = 1,2,3,4,...
?
Condition: I should have repeated access to a new index

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Regards,
Nikolay Klinachyov