RE: Some simple questions...

> Q1: How do I test if an element is empty without using string-length?

You can test if an element has no children with test="not(node())". You can
test if its string-value is zero length with test=".=''". They aren't the
same thing, for example <td><i></i></td> passes one test but not the other.

Mike Kay
>
>     In this situation:
>      ...
>       <aluno>
>           <nome></nome>
>           <curso></curso>
>       </aluno>
>       ...
>       I want to filter the whole subtree since every element
> inside it has
> null content
>
> Q2: Is there a nice XSLFO processor binary that I can easily
> install on a
> Windows or Linux system?
>
> TIA
> jcr
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