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At 05:17 PM 11/7/2002, you wrote:
Stop here. This is where you are confused. If you were to instead say <xsl:variable name="false-variable" select="false()"/>, it would work exactly as you would expect it to. The problem is that you are creating a result-tree-fragment consisting of the text node "false". That is what happens when you say <xsl:value-of select="false()" />. Later, you test if the variable has any content (when test="$false-variable"), which it does: the string "false". Solution: Use the 'select' attribute of xsl:variable when you want a boolean result, not a string result.
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