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Re: Calculating a sum of rounded numbers


> Is there any way to build a temporary tree fragment and access its nodes
without using processor-specific functionality or an extension library? (in
testing I've build a tree fragment as the content of a variable, and used
'msxsl:node-set($variable)/XPath-expression' to access the nodes)

hehe, this is why RTF's are banished in XSLT, unfortunately u must use a
custom node-set extension function, or possibly bring in  your xml from
another set of processing through <xsl:param/> or document(), which changes
the structure of your xml/xslt.

the only nice thing is that the nodeset extension is present in all the
major xslt processors.

cheers, jim fuller


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