> Why not use a similar solution as the document() function > (which i must say > is one of the most ingenious parts of XSLT1.0), where you can > use a nodeset > as first argument and thus use the nodes in that nodeset as > resolver, or > give a second argument to use as resolve node. Of course > evaluate() would > only use the first node in the nodeset in the first argument, > but that is > what would happen even if just a string was accepted as first > argument. Nice idea. Mike KayReceived on Monday, 28 January 2002 08:59:34 GMT
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