RE: attribute value test.

thanks Francis, and others who responded.

I seem to be having version trouble.
James C responded it was Ok,
asked if I have the right version (again - duh).

running the xt for win95, and being prompted
to use the right (or wrong) namespace.

Trying to resolve now.

test="..[@inserted='yes']" is the one
I liked, though I've yet to understand fully
just why (Thanks to yet another James, W this time!)

In trying to run the java version (not home territory)
I'm curious what others have installed
as the root of the xml/xp/xt/SAX stuff, and how xt fits with this.
Dave Megginson and james C seem (if I interpret the
.jar files correctly) to have 'different' setups for SAX
and James C's code.


regards, and thanks again. DaveP




>Not sure what's wrong with your code, but the following works 
>with XT on
>my box:
>
>here's my choose.xml:
>	<?xml version="1.0"?>
>	<a>
>		<b name="freddy" insert="yes">
>			<c/>
>		</b>
>		<b name="phineas" insert="no">
>			<c/>
>		</b>
>	</a> 
>
>here is my choose.xsl:
>	<xsl:stylesheet indent-result="yes" default-space="strip"
>		xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/XSL/Transform/1.0"	>
>		<xsl:template match="c">
>			<xsl:choose>
>				<xsl:when test="../@insert ='yes' ">
>				 <OK>we matched parent with 
><xsl:value-of select="../@name"/></OK>
>				</xsl:when>
>			</xsl:choose>
>		</xsl:template>
>	</xsl:stylesheet>
>
>This is my command line and result:
>	E:\xmlSchema>xt choose.xml choose.xsl
>	<OK>we matched parent with phineas</OK>
>
>I'm running this version of xt:
>	14/05/99  19:51                610,304 xt.exe
>
>Francis.
>-- 
>Francis Norton.
>
>Air Rage - a "flight *and* fight" reaction?
>


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