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Article:
 Understanding the node-set() Function
Subject: Strange retro article on node-set
Date: 2003-07-21 04:16:03
From: Jirka Kosek
Response to: Strange retro article on node-set

If by "strange retro" you mean that node-set() function is well known and its usage obvious, that's true at least for me and you. But many times I met people who are doing XSLT and who can't solve some problems because they are unaware of nodeset and result tree fragment differences. This article is targeted exactly for the later group of XSLT developers.

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  • Strange retro article on node-set
    2003-07-21 17:41:53 James Fuller [Reply]

    apologies, my comment wasn't meant to be negative, its a good article lifting the mist of confusion re the need for node-sets in a world of RTF. It has got me thinking about nodesets again though....and why we ever had RTF.




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