The part that is tripping me up. I believe there is a way of programming
without a recursion template to get the results I am looking for.
The transform locates the row/entry/@morerows. The value for
@morerows[=4], add a 1 and that is the row we want to add the attribute
to. The cell"entry" where the @morerows sits is the entry in the
following row.
I need the value for @morerows 2 to be static to compare it with the
current row.
So if following::row/position() = $morerows, then create attribute. How
do I get the variable $morerows (example variable) to hold a static
number (2) so I can compare it with the position of the following row.
I do not think I need recursion for this if I can maintain the value of
the value in @morerows.
I appreciate any suggestions.
Please run my code so see what I mean.
So if there is:
<row>
<entry>
<entry @morerows="2">
<entry>
</row>
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