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At 04:36 PM 11/13/2002, you wrote:
Greg Faron <gfaron@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > <xsl:if test="string-length() = 0"> ^^ Is this a typo? No. When called without an argument, the context node is converted to a string and used as the argument. There are many alternative ways to test whether the string value of the context node is the empty string, I simply carried the one that the OP used so as not to confuse the reference. Other possibilities include string(.) = '' normalize-space() = '' normalize-space(.) = '' not(string(.)) normalize-space(string-length(.)) = 0 etc. Wendell posted "not(string())", but according to topxml.com (I know, it's not the canonical source), a call to string() with no arguments always returns the empty string. I haven't verified that one either way... Actually, I would rather put the "td" element into the named template, like so: I left it out in case the calling template would care to modify attributes of 'td' such as rowspan or width. Personal choice, I guess.
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