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Does xslt have any concept of an array?


Asked by Sasha Booth on Dec 15, 2021 FAQ



No, xsl doesn't have arrays; the concept that comes closest is the node-set. In your case however you don't need an array: you can always reconstruct the value you used before.
Besides,
The XPath 2.0 sequence (available in XSLT 2+) is the closest thing to an array: The items of a sequence can be of any conceivable type allowed in XPath, with the exception of sequence itself -- nested sequences are not allowed. Do note: Sequences are not the same as arrays: Sequences are immutable.
Also, These XML values are from file.. Along these xml i have different tags which i am able to read . I am stuck with these values as this is array.. On the other hand, if double element count varies, the 2nd version of the XSLT will work better by taking it into account: These XML values are from file..
In this manner,
Conception is often interchangeable with concept; it may stress the process of imagining or formulating rather than the result. When is it sensible to use idea instead of concept?
Moreover,
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