Norm, this should be fixed with the checkin I just did. Please give it a
try.
I don't want to put *any* barrier for especially you reporting more bugs,
as I am *extremelly* gratefull to be getting these. But it would help
somewhat if you could post any subsequent bugs to Bugzilla
(http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/), as it helps us track, QE verify, and
build regression tests.
-scott
Norman Walsh
<[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED] was heard to
say":
om> cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED], (bcc: Scott
Boag/CAM/Lotus)
Subject: Odd variable reference
problem...
06/20/2001
01:36 PM
Please
respond to
xalan-dev
Hi Scott,
/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] was heard to say:
| Your stylesheet ran without reporting an error, which may not be the same
| thing as running correctly.
Further testing reveals that there's definitely something odd going
on. Attached is a small test case (it's self contained, you don't
need the rest of the DocBook stylesheets to demonstrate the bug). When
run against a build I made from CVS after your earlier message, I get:
$ xalan -IN test.xsl -XSL test.xsl -PARAM use.extensions 1
file:/home/ndw/z/test.xsl; Line 31; Column -1; key: TableofContents
file:/home/ndw/z/test.xsl; Line 32; Column -1; count: 1
file:/home/ndw/z/test.xsl; Line 33; Column -1; value:
file:/home/ndw/z/test.xsl; Line 34; Column -1; gentext: gentext
file:/home/ndw/z/test.xsl; Line 35; Column -1; text: Table of Contents
If you look at the test, you'll see that lines 33 and 35 should produce
exactly the same thing. For some reason, given:
<xsl:variable name="l10n.name" select="$l10n.gentext/@text"/>
<xsl:value-of select="$l10n.name"/> and
<xsl:value-of select="$l10n.gentext/@text"/> return different
results. (Referencing the variable returns "").
Be seeing you,
norm
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