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Hi Eliot,
> The use of generate-id() is simply a test that this is happening:
> generate-id() lets me test node (object) identity in the context of
> XSLT processing.
The generated IDs would also let you get to the node you were after,
if you defined a key that indexed nodes by their generated ID:
<xsl:key name="generated-id" match="node()|@*" use="generate-id()" />
If you had your resolve-xpointer template returning a result tree
fragment of 'node' elements for the value of the $members variable,
you could use:
key('generated-id', exsl:node-set($members)/node)
to get your list of the actual nodes themselves.
It's quite a large key table, though (!) which is why using an
extension function to return the nodes themselves is possibly a
cleaner way to do it.
Cheers,
Jeni
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Jeni Tennison
http://www.jenitennison.com/
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