On Mercredi, nove 12, 2003, at 01:13 Europe/Paris, Bill Keese wrote:
I suspect you can use position() but I haven't tried it.
xml:expr select=position()/
Only in super-restricted XPath expressions.
Marcus, x:forEach select= needs an XPath expression which
definitely not as powerful as jexl
Hi All,
On Wed, 2003-11-12 at 09:22, Paul Libbrecht wrote:
It is easy to make the same loop with an j:for I think:
x:set var=myNodes select=$elt//xyz/
j:forEach items=${myNodes} var=node
/j:forEach
Sure, as the context is shared, it makes sense.
To get explore these kinds of
I suspect you can use position() but I haven't tried it.
xml:expr select=position()/
Marcus Crafter wrote:
Hi All,
Hope all is well.
Was just wondering, one of the differences between the core:forEach tag
and the xml:forEach tag as far as 'for-loop' functionality goes, is the
'varStatus'
