Re: Slow XSLT

> The reason why I created this variable is because I
> need to apply templates to all the Rows in the xml. 

You almost ever need a variable for that use (which is the most common
thing you want to do in xslt)

> Since I do not know how many RowGrp elemetns I will
> have I cannot do something like this:

why do you need to select all the Row elements at all (see the working
code I just posted, which would have crossed with your mail)


> You are right. I want to apply templates to the
> children of the current Row node that is in the node
> set.

as Michale said it is irrelevant whether the current node is in teh set
$set (or any variable) if it is teh current nde then you can access its
children by select="*" so you don't need to refer to the variable (so
you don't need to define it)

> But if it is not possible

It;s not that it isn't possible, it's just that you don't want to do
it. If * refers to the children of the current node why ask for an
expression that involves $set that results in the same set of nodes?

David


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