Subject: Re: xsl:variable and xsl-param ... local and global perspecitve
From: Colin Paul Adams <colin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 06 Dec 2004 11:42:13 +0000
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>>>>> "Manpreet" == Manpreet Singh <singhm@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
Manpreet> Hi, The following statment appears in the xslt specs. I
Manpreet> want to know that in the second sentence below, are we
Manpreet> talking of 2 different perspectives when we declare a
Manpreet> variable or parameter, or is there a difference in the
Manpreet> their written form in xslt also?
Manpreet> "Note that the xsl:variable and xsl:param elements can
Manpreet> act either as declarations or as instructions. A global
Manpreet> variable or parameter is defined using a declaration; a
Manpreet> local variable or parameter using an instruction."
No - it's just the location of the instruction or declaration.
If it's an immediate child of the stylesheet element (xsl:stylesheet
or xsl:transform), then it's a declaration, and a global parameter or
variable.
Otherwise it's an instruction / local variable or parameter.
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Colin Paul Adams
Preston Lancashire
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