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Hi,
I have used xsl:key to generate a lookup table and need to iterate through its entries by key. How do I do this? Simnply obtaining the minimal and maximal values (a thing I have not yet been able to do efficiently) is not enough since the arguments I used to generate the lookup table are not necessarily a continuous sequence of numbers. Thanks for your help Burnce Burnce |
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Hi Burnce,
There is a thread in this NG with the same subject - is the answer to that what you are looking for? Cheers Marrow "Burnce" <> wrote in message news:... > Hi, > > I have used xsl:key to generate a lookup table and need to iterate > through its entries by key. How do I do this? > > Simnply obtaining the minimal and maximal values (a thing I have not yet > been able to do efficiently) is not enough since the arguments I used to > generate the lookup table are not necessarily a continuous sequence of > numbers. > > Thanks for your help > > Burnce > |
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