Either the question is not very clear or I did not wait enough :P
Ok, I need to implement the ESLT function for match. Somehting like this:
<xsl:for-each select="regexp:match('word')">
<WORD>
<xsl:value-of select="." />
</WORD>
</xsl:for-each>
I have added the method match and am able to call it successfully. But
how do I retrieve the part inside the for-each?
Is there a way to access the sheet elements from the ExpressionContext ?
Thank you in advance
Mansour wrote:
Hello:
I 've been looking for a way to get the XSLT element its self from the
ExpressionContext object. I am trying to add some methods for some
extensions and I have learned that these methods receive an instance
of ExpressionContext when called, however, I couldn't find a way or an
example showing how can I get the XSLT element that's being processed.
Thank you everyone, and happy new year.
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