Michael Ludwig <milu71 <at> gmx.de> writes: > I might be missing something obvious, but in your example, what are the > "variables that are only available later on in the content"? > > In general, you build the tree in memory, so you have access to > everything. >
You do? I thought that only worked if you stored information in variables. I'm probably not groking something correctly. > And it looks to me like your only moving data/@attr2 to file/@attr. > No, I also use the value of an attribute as a file name. So in this case: <file> <data attr1="a" attr2="b3" id="id3"> <node1>Something</node1> <node2>Something</node2> <node3>Something</node3> </data> </file> The value of attr2 is pushed up to the <file> element and the value of id is used as a parameter to the <redirect:write> rule. L
