Hello.
Could somebody please explain the following code I found in a .fo file.
Here is my XML file.
<RCDATA>
<RCDATALINE>
<RC>ZE</RC>
<RCANSI>W1</RCANSI>
<TRC/>
<RCREDUCTION> 5878.14</RCREDUCTION>
<RCOVERRIDE/>
<RCMODIFIED/>
</RCDATALINE>
<RCDATALINE>
<RC>NR</RC>
<RCANSI>45</RCANSI>
<TRC/>
<RCREDUCTION> 0.00</RCREDUCTION>
<RCOVERRIDE/>
<RCMODIFIED/>
</RCDATALINE>
Here is the Following-sibling statement:
<xsl:if test="/doc/EOB/DETAIL/DETAILLINE/RCDATA/RCDATALINE/RC[.!='']/following-
sibling::*[.=''] and /doc/EOB/DETAIL/DETAILLINE/RCDATA/RCDATALINE/RC[.!
='']/following-sibling::*[.!='Y']">
My understanding of following-sibling::* is that the test is checking the
(first RC element and it it's not '' (empty) and the following siblings
(RCANSI, TRC, RCREDUCTION, RCOVERRIDE, RCMODIFIED) are = '' (empty))
AND
(first RC element and it it's not '' (empty) and the following siblings
(RCANSI, TRC, RCREDUCTION, RCOVERRIDE, RCMODIFIED) are not = 'Y'.
With the values above the condition is met and a block of code executed but I
don't understand how the first part of the test can be true since some of the
following-siblings are not = ''.
Thanks,
Rita
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