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RE: [xsl] optional children

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Jeni,

You wrote:
> Oleg's solution is neater anyway though, as long as it's unlikely that
> there'll be hordes of children of a (because if there were lots of
> children then doing count()s would involve a lot of node visits which
> would take time).

See my earlier message. I'm not sure Oleg's solution actually
meets the specified problem.

Regards,

Dan.

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Danny Yates
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Abbey National Treasury Services
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