Schuetz, David writes:
>
> [re: generating "1, 2, and 3"]
> I've been able to do this with the last() function -- like "if last() then
> ", and" else ", ", if you can forgive the non-xsl pseudocode.
sure. but the axis solution should also work
> just not doing it right. One thing I've been palying with is trying to do
> two-column output, and it took me forever to figure out a kludge that would
> let me split a stream of nodes into two different table cells. When I tried
> to extend it to three columns (to solve the general case), I simply couldn't
> write the tests. I *suspect* that some axis function is the right way to do
> this, but got bogged down in problems late last night...
probably some solution using modulo 3 is what you need
Sebastian
