RE: [xsl] Recursively looping through a template only X number of times?
by Darrel Austin other posts by this author
Nov 28 2006 11:17AM messages near this date
RE: RE: [xsl] Recursively looping through a template only X number of times?
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[xsl] Stylesheet Optimization -- How to Make It Faster
& XSLT > You want to use template parameters. Declare xsl:param inside
> the template, and use xsl:with-param to set a value on the call.
The problem appears to be that xsl:with-param can not be a child of
xsl:template, so I can't call the template recursively while changing
the param value.
> Just have
> <xsl:variable name="tocdepth" select="2"/>
> then wrap your code in
> <xsl:if test="count(ancestor::ruleItem)<=$tocdepth">
> .. make a toc entry...
> </xsl:if>
Of course! Makes perfect sense. That works nicely.
That said, I'm still curious as to how (or if) one can create recursive
logic that can 'count' the recursions via XSL.
-Darrel
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