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Contents

About the Author

Acknowledgments

List of Examples

Pt. I. Foundations

Pt. II. XSLT and XPath Reference

Ch. 6. XSLT Elements

xsl:analyze-string

xsl:apply-imports

xsl:apply-templates

xsl:attribute-set

xsl:call-template

xsl:character-map

xsl:decimal-format

xsl:for-each-group

xsl:import-schema

xsl:matching-substring

xsl:namespace-alias

xsl:non-matching-substring

xsl:output-character

xsl:perform-sort

xsl:preserve-space

xsl:processing-instruction

xsl:result-document

xsl:strip-space

Ch. 7. XPath Fundamentals

Ch. 8. XPath: Operators on Items

Ch. 9. XPath: Path Expressions

Ch. 10. XPath: Sequence Expressions

Ch. 11. XPath: Type Expressions

Ch. 12. XSLT Patterns

Ch. 13. The Function Library

Ch. 14. Regular Expressions

Ch. 15. Serialization

Pt. III. Exploitation

Pt. IV. Appendices

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6.4. xsl:attribute

The <xsl:attribute> instruction constructs an attribute node and adds it to the result sequence.

6.4.1. Changes in 2.0

The content of the attribute can be specified using a select attribute, as an alternative to using a sequence constructor. The separator attribute can be used to format the attribute value when the content is supplied as a sequence.

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