On Thu, 08 Apr 2010 10:25:48 +0100
David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


> 
> <xsl;template 
> select="skillarea[tokenize(@targets,'|')=tokenize($param,'|')]"/>
> 
> if you're worried about repeatedly tokenizing the attributes probably 
> you can optimise this with a key or some such, or perhaps saxon will 
> optimise for you behind the scenes or perhaps it's fast enough anyway.

No problem with speed.
   <grin/> Guess you mean
<xsl:template 
  match="skillarea[tokenize(@targets,'|')=tokenize($param,'|')]"/>

This is the 'odd' meaning of = in xslt 2?
If any item on LHS is present in RHS then = returns true.

Issue:
  What happens with tokenize when the separator is missing?
empty set? 
  Resolve using if contains(@target,'|') then tokenize.... else ...
Getting rather messy since either could be a list.

I think this idea would work without a separator? 
param = "term1 term 2" 
@target="term1 oddone"

Would the equality work then? Currently strings, is this a case
where a sequence is needed?


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