Hi Buzz...
Thanks for the response. In other situations, what you mention is what I would have done. But as the string is going to appear in an attribute value of an XML node, I'm limited to one line, as in breed="schnauzer". So I can't really concatenate string(a & b & c), etc with more than one line of code.
couldn't you create a function that returned the single line you want?
The only alternative I can think of is to hard code (yuck!) a case statement in my core script that gets passed an integer and does whatever that case says to.
I appreciate the response anyway, Michael M.
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