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Re: variables re-definition

  • From: tpassin@h...
  • To: <xml-dev@x...>
  • Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 01:04:59 -0400

definition of variables
Huaxin Zhang asked
> To me, the variables inside XSL is not like what they are called. Once
> they are defined, the value seems can't be changed somehow.
> If I want a global variable whose value can't be decided at the time it is
> defined. Only when a template is processed can the value be got. Is there
> any method to keep a value got from within one template to be used
> in another template?
>
Michael Kay's new book on XSLT discusses this extensively and shows how to
work with it.  That's the place to look.

Tom Passin


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