Conditional actions in XSL?
Henry Thompson
ht at cogsci.ed.ac.uk
Wed Jan 28 14:12:04 GMT 1998
How to filter children by processing in XSL:
It's not as clean as we would like as things stand. The following
(untested) is messy but should work with XSLJ:
<define-script>
var thresholdDate="1/1/94";
function myFilterPred(node) {
return dateGreater(node.entrydate,thresholdDate);
};
function dateGreate(d1,d2) {
. . .
}
</define-script>
<rule>
. . . some pattern . . .
<eval>if (myFilterPred(this)) {
return withMode(OK,processNodeList(this));
}
else {
return <empty/>;
};
</eval>
</rule>
<rule mode='OK'
. . . same pattern . . .
... action to format the nodes which are passed by the filter ...
ht
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