I've taken the liberty of splitting the hyphenated string into two attributes.
let $config :=
<fizzbuzz>
<range min="1" max="100"/>
<test>
<mod value="3" test="0">Fizz</mod>
<mod value="5" test="0">Buzz</mod>
</test>
</fizzbuzz>
for $i in ($config/range/@min to $config/range/@max)
let $s := for $mod in $config/test/mod
return
if ($i mod $mod/@value = $mod/@test)
then string($mod)
else ()
return
if (exists($s))
then string-join($s,' ')
else $i
3 comments:
Hi Chris,
re: [Not sure how to retain the indentation in this blog]
You *should* be able to use,
<pre>
<code>
... code ...
</code>
</pre>
which *should* take care of it (I add the emphasis on should, as I have no idea how blogspot handles additional inline markup)
re: your solution. This is great! Will add this to the Dev.AOL solution collection entry now.
Thanks!
Many thanks David - fixed.
Right on. Good to know that it works :)
For reference, I've added id's to each entries beginning paragraph. Your entry is @ http://dev.aol.com/blog/mdavidpeterson/2007/03/14/fizz-buzz-in-xslt-2.0#5
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