One for tomorrow :-)

I've got an interesting problem, that I could fix very easily in VBscript,
but haven't got a clue (I don't think) in XSL.

My XML (I know you've all already got it :), is:

<Item id="2">
	<HIN>G0200328400</HIN>
	<PostCode>EC2A 1BR</PostCode>
	<NameAddress1>SMITH &amp; WILLIAMSON NOMINEES</NameAddress1>
	<NameAddress2>LIMITED &lt;CH&gt;,</NameAddress2>
	<NameAddress3>10 ACACIA AVENUE</NameAddress3>
	<NameAddress4>HUTTINGDON HILL</NameAddress4>
	<NameAddress5>LONDON</NameAddress5>
	<NameAddress6/>
	<NameAddress7/>
</Item>

And my problem is, that I want to display NameAddress1, and also need to
concat all following Nodes that end in a comma. So I need to do a:

Print NameAddress1
Set CurrentNode = NextNode()
Do While Right(CurrentNode, 1) = ","
	Print CurrentNode
	Set CurrentNode = NextNode()
Loop

Is something like this possible in XSL?

It's the Loop I can't find a solution to, and also how to tell the XSL to
stay on the next child.

Cheers,

Daniel.


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