RE: Multiple tranformations of a given element using X

Mike wrote:
> I'm still 90% certain that this is a very typical XSLT application.

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I think Mike is right

If you code this as a multi-pass solution then you either have to chain some
stylesheets together, or use an extension function to convert result tree
fragments to nodesets. This is almost certainly unnecessary.

Mike wrote:
> It still would really help to have an example.

Very true ... if you (Ram) post an example of what you are trying to do
(even a simplified example) on this list, then within the day there'll be 3
or 4 competing solutions offered, each simpler and more concise than the
last, and a useful discussion of the merits of each version. ;-)

Con



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