Re: multiple or statements in xsl:when

Thanx you two.
Your hints just solved my problem. I had to use and instead of or:

<xsl:when test="(name(.)='void' and (
@property != 'assetscontainer' and
@property != 'incomecontainer' and
@property != 'value' and
@property != 'variable')">
<!-- code -->
</xsl:when>
<xsl:otherwise>
<!-- ignore stuff -->
</xsl:otherwise>

Thanx again,
Daniel

-----Original Message-----
From: Daniel Purucker [mailto:dpu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Sorry, but i'm a little confused (dammed boolean algebra) ;)
What i want is: to run the code if:
a) the name of the tag is void AND
b) there is an attribute "property" which is not empty AND
c) the value of this attribute is either 'container' OR '
assetscontainer' OR and so on

Hi,

Well, you could make it easier on yourself if you were to place a few braces
in strategic locations ;)

However, first things first: following c) above, I don't see why you are
testing for *in*equality to 'container' or 'assetcontainer' ...

This would more reflect what you're trying to do:

<xsl:when test="(name(.)='void' and @property!='') and (
@property='container' or @property='assetscontainer' ... )" />

To specify which @property values to disregard:

<xsl:when test="name(.)='void' and (
            @property != '' and
            @property != 'string' ...)" />

Hope this helps!

Cheers,

Andreas