Re: Urgent!Loop_Condition

Kim Durand wrote:
> I want to have an anology of the following algorithm  in xsl
> 
> int i = 1;
> when(condition)
> {
>   if(i ==1)
>    {
>     print(welcome on your first visit);
>    }
>      .. do something..
> ++i;
> 
> }

You don't. XSLT is a functional language, not a procedural one. "++i" is
impossible because of XSLT's side-effect-free nature -- variable "i" is not a
pointer to a mutable section of memory; it is the name of an object in the
XPath/XSLT data model.

I would need more info about what you're doing in order to provide a better 
answer, but as Thomas Passin pointed out, if you are processing a node-set,
you can use position() in the template(s) that match the nodes in that set.

   - Mike
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